Ocular Surface Control: A Modern Approach to Peri-operative Dry Eye Management - Summary - MDSpire

Ocular Surface Control: A Modern Approach to Peri-operative Dry Eye Management

Join us for a focused webinar exploring a modern approach to peri-operative dry eye management

  • April 22, 2026

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Objective:

To explore modern strategies for managing peri-operative dry eye and the role of Lacrifill® in ocular surface control.

Approach:
    Key Findings:
    • Core principles of dry eye disease are critical for effective peri-operative care.
    • Practical strategies can significantly improve surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
    • Lacrifill® plays a vital role in managing ocular surface during the peri-operative phase.
    Interpretation:

    Effective management of dry eye in the peri-operative setting is essential for optimal surgical outcomes and patient comfort.

    Limitations:
    • The webinar format may limit interactive discussion and personalized queries.
    • Focus on Lacrifill® may overshadow other potential management options.
    Conclusion:

    A modern approach to peri-operative dry eye management can enhance patient care and surgical success.

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Ocular Surface Control: A Modern Approach to Peri-operative Dry Eye Management

  • April 22, 2026

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