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Patient: Tear film issues resulting in poor visual outcomes are a major cause of dissatisfaction after cataract surgery. There is no universal best preoperative algorithm for managing the ocular surface prior to surgery.
Industry: Recent advances in tear/cornea imaging and refractive cataract surgery such as multifocal intraocular lenses will be advantageous to patients only if tear film issues can be addressed.
Society: Cataract surgery is the most common ophthalmic surgery done in Singapore and worldwide. Improving vision by attending to tear film problems improves quality of life.
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Phase 1: Investigate the impact of ocular surface disease (OSD) on post-operative outcomes in cataract surgery.
Phase 1A: Longitudinal interventional parallel group study; small cohort to determine the impact of moderate dry eye for at-risk patient groups.
Phase 1B: Longitudinal interventional parallel group study; larger cohort of to compare outcomes based on different IOL types.
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Inclusion criteria for dry eye (participant must meet at least 1 of the inclusion criteria below):
Inclusion criteria to fulfil all for controls (patients w/o dry eye):
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110 participants in 11 patient groups
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Louis Tong, PhD; Lee Jia Yi, MSc
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