2003
DOI: 10.1177/112067210301300404
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Impression Cytology and Ocular Characteristics in Ocular Rosacea

Abstract: Patients with ocular rosacea not only had decreased tear production but also tear instability. Ocular surface epithelium had significant degeneration in patients compared with normal subjects.

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“…In this study, a total of 76% of patients with ocular rosacea had symptoms of dry eye, which is in good agreement with other reports (Yaylali & Ozyurt 2002; Kocak‐Altintas et al 2003). The decrease of GIIAPLA 2 concentration in tears of patients with ocular rosacea was observed in this study in both patients with lacrimal hyposecretion and those with meibomian gland dysfunction (Table 3).…”
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