ESCRS - Advances in the science and management of dry eye disease ;
ESCRS - Advances in the science and management of dry eye disease ;

Advances in the science and management of dry eye disease

Advances in the science and management of dry eye disease
mededicus_supplement_dec2016jan2017_cover The prevalence of dry eye disease (DED) is increasing as the result of a variety of factors. Recently, a panel composed of European and American ophthalmologists with expertise in DED gathered to discuss approaches to the evaluation and management of this common disorder. Download Supplement - click here
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