Ocular Surface Control: A Modern Approach to Peri-operative Dry Eye Management
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Clinical Scorecard: Ocular Surface Control: A Modern Approach to Peri-operative Dry Eye Management
At a Glance
Category Detail
Condition Peri-operative Dry Eye Key Mechanisms Management of ocular surface health to enhance surgical outcomes Target Population Patients undergoing ocular surgery Care Setting Surgical and peri-operative environments
Key Highlights
Alignment with TFOS DEWS III principles Importance of identifying peri-operative dry eye Strategies for managing dry eye to improve patient experience Role of Lacrifill® in ocular surface control Impact on surgical outcomes Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Utilize TFOS DEWS III criteria for dry eye diagnosis Assess ocular surface health pre-operatively Management
Implement strategies for dry eye management in the peri-operative setting Consider the use of Lacrifill® for ocular surface support Monitoring & Follow-up
Regularly evaluate ocular surface condition during the peri-operative period Adjust management strategies based on patient feedback and clinical findings Risks
Inadequate management may lead to poor surgical outcomes Increased patient discomfort and dissatisfaction Patient & Prescribing Data
Patients scheduled for ocular surgery
Lacrifill® can provide consistent support for ocular surface control
Clinical Best Practices
Educate patients on the importance of ocular surface health Incorporate dry eye assessments into pre-operative evaluations Tailor management plans to individual patient needs References
