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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ocul Surf. 2017 Oct 13;16(1):132–138. doi: 10.1016/j.jtos.2017.10.003

Table 1.

Demographics

Patient no. Age/Gender Eye Causes Prior treatments
1 51/F OS DED ML, WC/LM, FSO, loteprednol
2 72/F OD DED, conjunctivochalasis ML, WC/LM, PP, loteprednol, AST, nortriptyline
3 68/F OS DED, MGD/blepharitis ML, WC/LM, loteprednol, AST
4 59/F OS DED, TED ML, WC/LM, FSO, doxycycline, loteprednol, AST, TD
5 66/F OD DED, s/p strabismus surgery ML, WC/LM, PP, loteprednol, TD
6 63/F OD MGD ML, WC/LM, FSO, MG, MGP, loteprednol, AST, nortriptyline
OS
7 64/F OD MGD ML, WC/LM, FSO, azithromycin, doxycycline, MGP, loteprednol
8 24/M OD s/p PRK ML, WC/LM, doxycycline, loteprednol, nortriptyline
9 55/F OS DED, conjunctivochalasis, blepharospasm ML, WC/LM, PP, loteprednol, AST, trihexyphenidyl, BTx

AST= autologous serum tears; BTx= botulinum toxin injection; DED= dry eye disease; F= female; FSO= flaxseed oil; M= male; MG= moisture goggles; MGD= meibomian gland dysfunction; MGP= meibomian gland probing; ML= maximal lubrication; OD= right eye; OS= left eye; PP= punctal plug/s; PRK= photorefractive keratectomy; TD= testosterone drops; TED= thyroid eye disease; WC/LM= warm compresses/lid massage