Traditional therapies for dry eye disease (DED) often fall short of addressing the complex pathophysiology of the condition, particularly dysfunction within the lacrimal functional unit (LFU). With the recent approval of both a neuromodulatory device and two neuromodulatory pharmaceuticals, clinicians now have access to innovative treatments that stimulate natural tear production and offer comprehensive disease control. Join two leading DED experts in this on-demand video as they discuss: The pathophysiology of DED, including the role of the LFU and its neural network Evidence-based diagnostic strategies The role and limitations of traditional DED therapiesA 2D animation illustrating the mechanisms of action of neuromodulatory treatments for DEDRecent safety and efficacy data for neuromodulatory therapies Practical guidance on integrating these novel therapies into real-world patient care. This program offers timely, clinically relevant insights to help you deliver more effective, personalized care for patients with DED.
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