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Tear Film Lipid Layer Thickness in Subjects with Increasing Severity of Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Layla Ajouz*; Ashley Nguyen; Cathy Zhao; Catherine Ho; Michael R Robinson

    Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) affects Tear Film (TF) stability, causing ocular irritation and dry eye. We conducted a prospective clinical study that included evaluating the TF Lipid Layer Thickness (LLT) in subjects with increasing severity of MGD. In an exploratory clinical trial (NCT01979887), TF LLT was measured with an ocular surface interferometer at two subject visits.


Health Education Research on the Prevention and Treatment of Myopia: A Bibliometric Analysis of Trends A Cross Regions

Xu Yang*

    In recent years, the prevalence of myopia or eye illnesses in adolescents has remain ed high, with younger onset ages and increasing degrees of myopia. Adolescents' understanding of the reasons of myopia.


Conjunctival Lymphoma Revealing a Small Cell Lymphoma

Lazaar Hamza*; Meryem Sefrioui; Taha Boutaj; Najoua El-Moubarik; Boutayna Azarkan; Noureddine Boutimzine

    We report the case of a 52 -year-old male patient with no particular previous history, presenting to the emergency ophthalmology with Unilateral conjunctival mass in the right eyes that had progressively increased over the last two months.


The Potentiation Effect of Grasping Behaviors: Coding and Simulation Processes Operating Simultaneously

Mohamed Halim Harrak*; Loïc P Heurley; Vincent Dru

    The motor potentiation effect of grasping behaviors, namely the fact that the mere perception of agrasping object facilitates compatible motor response. According to the simulationnist account [1], ata conceptual level, there would be an involvement of motor processes, which will produce motor simulation.


Intraocular Fluid Sampling In Patients with Sight Threatening COVID-19 Ophthalmic Sequelae

Srinivasan Sanjay*; Venkata Ramana Anandula; Padmamalini Mahendradas; Chaitra Jayadev; Ankush Kawali; Rohit Shetty

    Background: Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) has been associated ophthalmic sequelae following recovery. Purpose: This study explores the possible role of the severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus (SARS-CoV-2) in ophthalmic manifestations by analyzing the ocular samples.


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