61. Dry Eye Remedies - Health 911 Computer use or other close work where you need to concentrate cancause or exacerbate dry eye syndrome. When you concentrate you http://www.health911.com/remedies/rem_eyesd.htm

Home Bookstore Ailments Folk Remedies ... Contact Us Dry Eyes Causes Lack of humidity in your home or workplace may be the source of your dry eyes. Get an hygrometer to measure the humidity, then add a humidifier to raise the level. Computer use or other close work where you need to concentrate can cause or exacerbate dry eye syndrome. When you concentrate you don't blink as often and therefore your eyes aren't being lubricated. Try to blink more frequently and take frequent breaks. Contact lenses are another possible cause. Talk to your eye specialist. Remedies Folk Warm compress Soak a washcloth in hot water and place it over your eye for 10 minutes two times a day. This method may stimulate your glands to produce more oil, which will keep your tears from evaporating as quickly. Back to Top Home Bookstore Ailments ... Contact Us Last update 7/11/01 by Suzanne Cutshall

62. WebMD - New Relief For Chronic Dry Eyes The FDA has approved Restasis (generic cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion), eye dropsthat increase tear production in people who have chronic dry eye disease. http://my.webmd.com/content/article/57/66164.htm

WebMD Today Home WebMD Newscenter Member Services WebMD University My WebMD Find a Doctor, Clinic Medical Info Check Symptoms Medical Library Quizzes, Calculators Clinical Trials ... Family Genetics Who We Are About WebMD Health Mall Sponsored: Lose Lbs Naturally Heart Failure? Trouble Focusing? You are in Choose a Topic Browse Drug Database Drug Alerts Product Recalls New Drugs Drug FAQs New Relief for Chronic Dry Eyes WebMD Medical News Reviewed By Michael Smith, MD on Thursday, January 02, 2003 Date of approval: Dec. 26, 2002 What is approved: The FDA has approved Restasis (generic: cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion ), eye drops that increase tear production in people who have chronic dry eye disease (keratoconjunctivitis sicca). It's the first drug approved specifically to treat this disease. Side effects: The most commonly reported side effect in studies was eye burning. Rarer side effects could include red eye, excessive tearing, discharge, and blurring. Precautions: People who have an eye infection should not use Restasis. When it will be available: The manufacturer of Restasis says the drug will be available in the second quarter of 2003.

63. Dry Eye Treatment In UK For evaporative dry eyes a different treatment is prescribed. Many patients haveboth aqueous and evaporative components to their dry eye, so tests are needed. http://www.edinburgh-eyetests.co.uk/dryeye2.htm

Specialising in a 21st Century treatment for dry eyes David Crystal Eyecare Rodney Street Edinburgh EH7 4EA United Kingdom e-mail HomePage Videos mouseover to play mouseover to play by Optometrist David Crystal BSc MCOptom DipTp New treatments for dry eyes You should have an examination to determine whether you actually have dry eyes and if so which type. Around 80% of patients have dry eyes due to lack of tear volume ( aqueous deficiency ) and 20% have dry eyes by evaporation where plug treatment is inappropriate. For evaporative dry eyes a different treatment is prescribed. Many patients have both aqueous and evaporative components to their dry eye, so tests are needed. A fluorescent yellow dye is painlessly introduced into the tears of each eye. Viewed with a microscope under blue light, any area on the surface of the eye damaged by dehydration glows brightly. Tear evaporation rate is counted as the number of seconds after a blink before the tear film de-stabilises and tear volume assessed by analysing the "pool" of tears clinging along the edge of the lower eyelids. The dynamic flow of tears over the surface of your eye following a blink and the size of your tear ducts are also noted.

64. EyeHealth Northwest: Medical / Sergical Services - Cornea Keratitis can be caused by dry eye syndrome, contact lens problems,inadequate eyelid closure and infections by bacteria or viruses. http://www.ehnpc.com/services-cornea.html

CORNEA Overview Examples of common conditions that affect the cornea Overview The cornea is the transparent tissue on the front part of the eye. Not only is it important for the structural integrity of the eye, but its curvature and clarity helps the eye focus. A healthy cornea is required for normal vision. Diseases and injuries of the cornea are an important cause of blindness in our community. All physicians at EyeHealth Northwest are trained to diagnose and care for patients with corneal problems. In addition, two fellowship trained corneal specialists ( Dr. Roger Saulson and Dr. Kerry Hagen ) are on staff for consultation and surgery in difficult cases. Return to Top Examples of common conditions that affect the cornea Pterygium Pterygium A pterygium is a wing-shaped fibrovascular connective tissue that grows from conjunctiva (a clear membrane that covers the white if the eye and the inner eyelids) over the cornea. Sometimes referred to as a "Texas cataract" (it is not a cataract), it is seen in individuals who spend time outdoors such as farmers, fisherman and skiers. It is felt that exposure to sun, wind, and ultraviolet light promotes growth of this tissue. Conservative treatment includes artificial tears and wearing sunglasses. If vision is affected, the tissue can be surgically removed.

65. MSN Health - New Relief For Chronic Dry Eyes Restasis (generic cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion), eye drops that increase tearproduction in people who have chronic dry eye disease (keratoconjunctivitis http://content.health.msn.com/content/article/57/66164.htm

66. Dept. Of Ophthalmology - Clinical Trials Cataract. dry eye Disease. Genetics. Glaucoma. Retinal Disorders. Clinical Trials.dry eye Disease. We are not enrolling for dry eye Disease trials at this time. http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/ophth/trials/dryeye.html

Faculty Background History Facilities ... Retinal Disorders Clinical Trials Dry Eye Disease We are not enrolling for Dry Eye Disease trials at this time. home contact us bcm public bcm intranet about us: faculty background history facilities patient care: meet our physicians request an appointment prescription refill financial policy ... FAQ referring physicians: meet our physicians request an appointment request for information grand rounds schedule ... FAQ education: grand rounds schedule medical students resident applicants fellowship applicants research/ clinical trials: cataract dry eye disease genetics glaucoma ... links http://www.bayloreye.org/trials/dryeye.html

67. VisionWeb dry eye. dry eye can result from an imbalance in the components of tears. Overview. Treatment.If you suspect that you have dry eye, see your eye doctor. http://www.visionweb.com/content/consumers/dev_consumerarticles.jsp?RID=17

68. Dry Eye Causes And Treatments dry eye Syndrome dry eye Syndrome is a collection of symptoms that result frominsufficient quantity or quality of tears. What Causes dry eye Syndrome? http://eyecare.freeyellow.com/dryeye.htm

Dry Eye Syndrome Dry Eye Syndrome is a collection of symptoms that result from insufficient quantity or quality of tears. Symptoms may include dry, red, irritated eyes. Often people suffering from dry eyes will feel a "gritty, sandy" sensation in their eyes. They may even have seemingly paradoxical watering eyes since the eyes will water or tear excessively as a reflex response to the dryness and irritation. The cause is usually due to either a decreased production of "normal" tears or increased evaporation of tears related to poor quality of the tear film. What Causes Dry Eye Syndrome? Several factors can contribute to dry eyes, including: Blepharitis Often dry eye symptoms can result from inflammation of the eye lid margins, which may be caused by a bacterial infection ( Staphylococci ). This condition is called blepharitis and can compromise the quality of the tear film causing tears to evaporate more quickly. The bacteria produce waste material which can cause a mild toxic reaction leading to chronic red, irritated eyes. The first step in treating this condition is to initiate better lid hygiene. There are many ways in which to do this, but warm compresses, or "lid scrubs,"

69. TLC Laser Eye Centers - Why Choose TLC? - FAQ Please read our disclaimer. Every LASIK patient has a temporary dry eye, whichis effectively treated by regular application of artificial tears. http://www.tlcvision.com/why_choose_tlc/faq/

March 30, 2003 Why Choose TLC? Lifetime Commitment Affordability FAQ Famous People ... How can I tell if dry eyes will be a problem for me? What is the proper pre-operative test for this? 1. Am I a good candidate? The best way for you to determine this is with a thorough exam from your eye doctor. Appropriate candidates must be at least 18 years old, in good general health, and have good eye health with no diseases such as cataracts or glaucoma. Laser vision correction can treat a very broad range of nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. Through an initial consultation with your eye doctor or at the nearest TLC Center, (you can book a consultation on line) your doctor will confirm if you are a good candidate, explain the procedure, and answer your questions so that you can make an informed decision. He or she will explain what results you can reasonably expect by measuring your prescription and thoroughly examining your eyes. Because eyesight does change with age, if you're not a candidate now, you may become one in the future. 2. What kind of results can I expect?

70. MEDLINEplus Medical Encyclopedia: Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca Alternative names Return to top Keratitis sicca; Xerophthalmia; dry eye syndrome. Dryeye syndrome usually occurs in people who are otherwise healthy. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000426.htm

Skip navigation Medical Encyclopedia Other encyclopedia topics: A-Ag Ah-Ap Aq-Az B-Bk ... Z Keratoconjunctivitis sicca Contents of this page: Illustrations Alternative names Definition Causes, incidence, and risk factors ... Prevention Illustrations Eye anatomy Alternative names Return to top Keratitis sicca; Xerophthalmia; Dry eye syndrome Definition Return to top A persistent dryness of the cornea and conjunctiva due to decreased function of the tear glands. the cornea may be thickened and visual acuity may be decreased. See also conjunctivitis tearing, decreased vitamin a deficiency , and sjogren syndrome Causes, incidence, and risk factors Return to top Dry eye syndrome usually occurs in people who are otherwise healthy. It is more common with older age. It can be associated with rheumatoid arthritis, lupus erythematosis, and other similar diseases. It may be caused by thermal or chemical burns. Symptoms Return to top Symptoms of dry eye range form mild irritation and stinging to severe discomfort with sensitivity to light. Signs and tests Return to top The tear film can be inspected at the slit lamp (biomicroscope) by the ophthalmologist. A dye such as Fluorescein or Rose Bengal may be placed in the eye to make the tear film more visible. The doctor may do a Schirmer test, measuring the rate of wetting of a calibrated paper wick placed on the edge of the eyelid.

71. POST-LSD HALLUCINOSIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASE IN FLICKER-FUSION SENSITIVITIE RELIEVING dry eye SYMPTOMS FOR COMPUTER USERS. Increasing the blink rate partiallyrelieved the dry eye symptoms experienced by frequent computer users. http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~vanvo/ARVO97A.html

RELIEVING DRY EYE SYMPTOMS FOR COMPUTER USERS ((Vo Van Toi and B. Dumery)) Tufts University, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Departmen t, Biomedical Engineering Laboratory, Medford, MA 02155. Purpose. It has been reported that people who use computers extensively may experience dry eye symptoms which eventually disappear with rest. We wanted to determine whether keeping the eye moist, either by increasing the eye’s blink rate or by periodically supplying the eyes with saline, would help to relieve recurring dry eye symptoms. Methods. Six subjects (2 females and 4 males, age:26 10) who use computers frequently participated in the experiment. They were not diagnosed with chronic dry eye syndromes or other eye diseases but have often experienced dry eye symptoms while working with computers. All but one were first-time subjects to our experiment. To trigger blinking or to periodically supply drops to the subject’s eyes, the Automatically Medicated Instrument for Eyedrops (AMIE) was used. It was set to automatically eject either a minuscule jet of air every 10 seconds (6 ejections/minute) or a 5

72. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Not A Dry Eye In The House At Mandela Fin Not a dry eye in the house at Mandela finale In the final instalment of his conferencediary, Labour MP Ben Bradshaw gives an insider's insight into Conference http://www.guardian.co.uk/labour2000/story/0,7369,375189,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site Tools Text-only version Send it to a friend Read it later See saved stories Conference front page Conference article archive In this section Labour bounces back in polls Leader: Mandela speech Sketch: Simon Hoggart Mandela thanks Labour faithful ... Polly Toynbee: Time for a sex change Not a dry eye in the house at Mandela finale In the final instalment of his conference diary, Labour MP Ben Bradshaw gives an insider's insight into Conference 2000 Ben Bradshaw MP Friday September 29, 2000

73. Tri Lakes Eye Center :::: 17. What is dry eye? How do you detect it and how do you treat it? 18. back to top.Q 17. What is dry eye? How do you detect it and how do you treat it? http://www.trilakeseyecenter.com/faq.html

Skaggs Medical Plaza One 101 Skaggs Road, Suite 201 Branson, Missouri 65616 LASIK FAQ 1. What is refractive surgery? 2. Do you offer refractive surgery? 3. What is LASIK? 4. What is nearsightedness? ... 18. Can I have too large pupils to have this procedure? Q: 1. What is refractive surgery? A: Refractive surgery is a procedure to lessen your dependence on corrective lenses for nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. back to top Q: 2. Do you offer refractive surgery? A: Yes, we offer refractive surgery. We specialize in LASIK and PRK, both of which use the excimer laser to re-shape the cornea. This is state-of-the-art technology. back to top Q: 3. What is LASIK? A: LASIK is a surgical procedure used to correct a wide range of nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. A thin layer of the cornea is lifted to create a protective flap. The cool beam of the excimer laser re-shapes the cornea and the flap is then returned for a quick, natural recovery. Patients experience little discomfort and can return to work the next day. back to top Q: 4. What is nearsightedness?

74. Novartis Ophthalmics Canada - Eye Conditions - Dry Eye What you should know about dry eye. What is dry eye? Back to top. What are theSymptoms? In mild cases of dry eye, a slight burning sensation is common. http://www.novartisophthalmics.ca/e/eyes/dry_eye.shtml

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75. Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - About Development - Disease Conditions dry eye dry eye, an ocular surface disease, is the general term for a conditionin which abnormalities in the eye's tear film lead to burning, painful, red http://www.inspirepharm.com/disease.html

Disease Conditions Dry Eye Dry eye, an ocular surface disease, is the general term for a condition in which abnormalities in the eye's tear film lead to burning, painful, red, irritated, gritty and dry eyes. These abnormalities are typically characterized by a decrease in tear production, an increase in tear evaporation or the improper mixture of the eye's tear film components. If left untreated, dry eye disease can result in permanent corneal damage and visual impairment. The current treatments for dry eye disorders in the major markets consist of artificial tear solutions and lubricant drops. In some cases, small plugs are inserted by physicians in the corner of the eyes to slow tear drainage. Artificial tears, which are available as over-the-counter and, in some countries, as prescription products, provide temporary relief of symptoms, but can also wash out the natural proteins and other components that keep an eye healthy. There are currently no FDA approved pharmacologically active agents, drugs that work by affecting a biological process such as stimulation of a receptor, for dry eye disease. We estimate, based on an extrapolation from United States data, that moderate to severe dry eye affects approximately nine million people in the eight major international prescription pharmaceutical markets and can be caused by eye stress, aging, environmental factors, autoimmune disorders and various medications. Because dry eye disease is more prevalent among the elderly and post-menopausal women, this market is expected to grow as populations age.

76. Dry Eye FAQ dry eye FAQ. KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS SICCA (dry eye). This FAQ provided byRobert J. Munger, DVM Diplomate, American College of Veterinary http://www.dogstop.com/helpzone/dryeye.htm

Dry Eye FAQ KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS SICCA (DRY EYE) This FAQ provided by: Robert J. Munger, D.V.M. Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists Annajane B. Marlar, D.V.M. Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists Animal Ophthalmology Clinic 2353 Royal Lane, Dallas, TX WHAT IS KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS SICCA? The tear film consists of 3 layers: A superficial lipid (oily) layer which decreases evaporation, a middle aqueous layer which contributes 90% of the tear film, and a deep mucin layer which facilitates spreading of the tears over the cornea. Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) occurs whenever there is decreased production of tears or increased evaporation or break-up of the tear film. The problem is most common in dogs but occasionally occurs in cats and horses. Usually the problem arises as a decrease in aqueous tear production which may occur as a result of toxic or inflammatory degeneration of the lacrimal glands (certain drugs, viruses, etc have been incriminated), damage to the innervation of the lacrimal glands, or chronic conjunctivitis. In many cases no specific cause can be identified. When the aqueous tear production decreases, mixing of the oily and mucin layers occurs producing a thick, yellowish, ropy discharge which clings to the eye. Drying of the cornea produces irritation which results in vascularization, pigmentation, and scarring of the cornea. HOW DO YOU TREAT IT?

77. EW Pharmaceutical Corner When individuals have dry eye, the tear film tends to break apart prematurely,”Eisele said. The Lacrisert helps keep this from happening. http://www.eyeworld.org/jan02/0102p34.html

Pharmaceutical Corner Unique potions to avoid a dry spell by Maxine Lipner Contributing Editor U nfortunately, practitioners can’t wave a magic wand or chant a clever incantation to rid a patient of dry eyes. Hocus-pocus and sorcery aside, there are some innovative products on the market that can help dry-eye patients in ways traditional tears can’t. From a unique liposomal spray applied through a closed eyelid to a vanishing preservative found in TheraTears (0.25% sodium carboxymethylcellulose, Advanced Vision Research), we’ve investigated some novel dry-eye options. Eyes closed: Presto chango Tears Again Liposome Spray (Cynacon/Ocusoft) is sprayed onto a closed eyelid from four to six inches away. “The spray functions principally as a sealant,” said Troy E. Smith, the company’s director of sales and marketing. “The liposomes used in this patented formula are so small (60 to 100 nm) that they act to seal in and preserve the naturally occurring lipid processes. Others have theorized that there is also a ‘migratory effect’ stemming from the belief that as the patient blinks, these liposomes migrate from the lid margins onto the tear film and add to the lipid layer of the tear film,” Smith said. The spray is combined in solution with vitamins A and E. “It’s all natural and it’s fine if you get it on your face, because those vitamins are great for your skin,” Smith said. This product is designed for patients with milder, evaporative dry-eye problems. Magic see-through gels

78. Cornea/External Disease dry eye and allergy symptoms seem similar but treatments differ. While the mastcell has the central role in allergy, it is not as central in dry eye. http://www.eyeworld.org/feb03/0203p34.html

Dry eye and allergy symptoms seem similar but treatments differ by Salim I. Butrus, MD, and Peter A. D’Arienzo, MD T he similar signs and symptoms of allergy and dry eye can lead to difficulties in diagnosis and delay in implementation of appropriate therapy. To confuse matters further, ocular allergy and dry eye can occur together and exacerbate each other. Diagnosis of ocular allergy or dry eye can be difficult because often patients present with ocular redness and complain of irritated or uncomfortable eyes, without specifying the exact feeling. As redness is one of the most common signs of both dry eye and allergy, this alone is not enough information to differentiate between the two conditions. If patients can clarify the feeling in their eyes to specifically state whether they feel itching, burning, foreign-body sensation, or dryness, this can significantly aid in diagnosis. Itching is the hallmark symptom of allergy, whereas dry eye sufferers most often complain of a burning or foreign body sensation. Allergic conjunctivitis, naturally occurring or induced by a conjunctival allergen challenge model, causes characteristic redness and chemosis. Source: Ophthalmic Research Associates

79. Doctor John Tiffany, The Nuffield Laboratory Ophthalmology, University Of Oxford with the ocular surface; artificial tears Keywords Tears, corneal surface,precorneal tear film, dry eye, ocular mucins, lipids, tear film stability. http://www.eye.ox.ac.uk/resjmt.htm

Dr John M. Tiffany (M.A., Ph.D.) University Lecturer in Ophthalmological Biochemistry Telephone:- (44 1865) 248996 Fax:- (44 1865)794508 E mail:- john.tiffany@eye.ox.ac.uk Departmental Librarian Departmental Representative on University IT Users Group Offical Fellow of St Cross College, Publications Officer Joint Executive Editor, Current Eye Research Vice President, International Society of Dakriology Editorial Boards Current Eye Research Research Areas: Research Areas: Biophysical and biochemical behaviour of tears and their interactions with the ocular surface; artificial tears Keywords: Tears, corneal surface, precorneal tear film, dry eye, ocular mucins, lipids, tear film stability Research Interests After gradually converting from Physical Chemistry to Biochemistry/Biophysics throughout my postdoctoral period I settled on studying the physiological and biophysical factors involved in forming, maintaining and stabilising the preocular tear film; the composition of tears themselves; the way these factors change in the ageing and dry eye; and developing methods of measuring physical parameters in the external eye in health and disease. Composition of tears and accessory secretions.

80. InteliHealth: E retinopathy retrobulbar neuritis scleritis strabismus tear duct infection uveitisEyelid blepharitis chalazion drooping eyelid dry eye syndrome sty http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/9339/9850.html

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