AIM： To suspect laryngopharyngeal reflux（LPR） in patients with ocular surface disease（OSD）. METHODS： The present study evaluated a group of subjects with OSD assessing the Ocular Surface Disease Index（OSDI） an...AIM： To suspect laryngopharyngeal reflux（LPR） in patients with ocular surface disease（OSD）. METHODS： The present study evaluated a group of subjects with OSD assessing the Ocular Surface Disease Index（OSDI） and the Reflux Symptom Index（RSI） to detect patients with suspected LPR and define a possible relationship between tests.RESULTS： Two hundred and ninety subjects（175 females, mean age： 60.41±15.68y） were consecutively visited at ophthalmologist offices. One hundred and one（34%） patients had pathological RSI（〉13） and consequently a suspected LPR.CONCLUSION： The current study shows that suspected LPR may be common（34%） in patients with OSD and a suspected LPR may be considered in OSD patients when RSI score is 〉13 and OSDI score is 〉42.展开更多
文摘AIM： To suspect laryngopharyngeal reflux（LPR） in patients with ocular surface disease（OSD）. METHODS： The present study evaluated a group of subjects with OSD assessing the Ocular Surface Disease Index（OSDI） and the Reflux Symptom Index（RSI） to detect patients with suspected LPR and define a possible relationship between tests.RESULTS： Two hundred and ninety subjects（175 females, mean age： 60.41±15.68y） were consecutively visited at ophthalmologist offices. One hundred and one（34%） patients had pathological RSI（〉13） and consequently a suspected LPR.CONCLUSION： The current study shows that suspected LPR may be common（34%） in patients with OSD and a suspected LPR may be considered in OSD patients when RSI score is 〉13 and OSDI score is 〉42.
