1. Dry Eye Disease: Pathophysiology, Symptoms, Intervention

3. Introduction

4. DEWS Definition

5. The Lacrimal Functional Unit

6. Increasing Prevalence of DED

7. Impact of Dry Eye Symptoms on Daily Life

8. DED: Decreased QoL

9. Economic Impact of DED

10. Types of Patients Who Present With DED

11. Use of Electronic Devices

12. Medical Conditions Contributing to DED

13. Common Complaints From Patients With DED

14. Ocular Surface Symptoms

15. Listen to the Patient

16. Rating Severity of Symptoms

17. Dry Eye Classifications

18. Distinguishing Types of DED

19. How Does the Type of Dry Eye Affect Patient Care?

20. Making a Differential Diagnosis

21. When Is the Condition More Serious Than DED?

22. Distinguishing Allergies From DED

23. The Diagnostic Exam

24. Choosing an Artificial Tear Product

25. Differences in Viscosity

26. Artificial Tears Should Be Administered on a Regular Schedule

27. Different Types of Artificial Tears

28. Use of Preservatives

29. Artificial Tears Dosing

30. Artificial Tears Containing HP-guar

31. Concluding Remarks

32. Concluding Remarks (cont)

33. Abbreviations