AIM： To investigate the early changes in dry eye symptoms, tear function and ocular surface following small-incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） for myopia.·METHODS： Ninety-seven consecutive patients（193 eye...AIM： To investigate the early changes in dry eye symptoms, tear function and ocular surface following small-incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） for myopia.·METHODS： Ninety-seven consecutive patients（193 eyes）who underwent SMILE for myopia were observed in this longitudinal and retrospective study. Parameters evaluated included： subjective dry eye symptoms（dryness, foreign body sensation and photophobia）, tear film breakup time（TBUT）, Schirmer Ⅰ test without anesthesia（S Ⅰ T）, tear meniscus height（TMH） and corneal fluorescein staining. Each parameter was evaluated before, and subsequently at 1d, 1wk, 1 and3 mo after surgery.·RESULTS： Compared with preoperative data, dryness was noted to be significantly increased at 1wk and 1mo postoperatively（P 〈0.01）. Symptoms of photophobia and foreign body sensation demonstrated significant differences at 1d and 1wk as compared with preoperative scores respectively（P 〈0.01）. These values were decreased at 1 and 3mo post-surgery（P 〉0.05）.Conversely the corneal staining scores were higher than the preoperative data at 1d, 1wk and 1mo（P 〈0.01）, but were close to the preoperative level at 3mo postoperatively. There was a significant decrease in TMH at 1wk and 1mo（P 〈0.01）, but the value was close to the preoperative level at 3mo postoperatively（P =0.16）. The examination outcomes of S Ⅰ T were significantly increased at 1d then reduced at 1wk after surgery（P 〈0.01）. Each value subsequently returned to the baseline value at 1 and 3mo（P 〉0.05）. TBUT was significantly decreased at all postoperative time points（P 〈0.01）.· CONCLUSION： SMILE resulted in mild dry eye symptoms, tear film instability and ocular surface damages; however, these complications can recover in a short period of time.展开更多
AIMTo assess the effects of extract of Buddleja officinalis on tear secretion volume, tear film stability, expressions of TGF-β1, IL-1β, TNF-α in lacrimal gland of castrated rabbits with dry eye.
AIM：To assess the corneal sensitivity and the incidences of dry eye after small incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） and femtosecond laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis（FSLASIK）.METHODS：The Meta-analysis was p...AIM：To assess the corneal sensitivity and the incidences of dry eye after small incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） and femtosecond laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis（FSLASIK）.METHODS：The Meta-analysis was performed using Rev Man 5.3.We searched on Pub Med from inception to March 2016.Summary weighted mean difference（WMD） and 95% confidence intervals（CIs） were used to analyze the datum.Random-effects or fixed-effects models were chosen up to between-study heterogeneity.The main outcomes were composed of the Ocular Surface Disease Index（OSDI） scores,tear film break-up time（TBUT）,Schirmer Test and corneal sensitivity.RESULTS：Eight eligible studies including 772 eyes（386 in SMILE group and 386 in FS-LASIK group） were identified.The parameters have no significiant difference heterogeneity between SMILE and FS-LASIK group preoperatively.There were significant differences between the two groups in OSDI scores at one and three months postoperatively,in TBUT at one and three months postoperatively,in corneal sensitivity at one week,about one month and three months postoperatively.However,there was no significant difference observed in Schirmer Test at the follow-up periods.CONCLUSION：Compare to FS-LASIK,dry eye and the corneal sensitivity recover better in the SMILE group,in first three months after the surgery.展开更多
基金Supported by Project of National Clinical Key Discipline of Chinese Ministry of Health,Zhejiang Key Laboratory Fund of China(No.2011E10006)
文摘AIM： To investigate the early changes in dry eye symptoms, tear function and ocular surface following small-incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） for myopia.·METHODS： Ninety-seven consecutive patients（193 eyes）who underwent SMILE for myopia were observed in this longitudinal and retrospective study. Parameters evaluated included： subjective dry eye symptoms（dryness, foreign body sensation and photophobia）, tear film breakup time（TBUT）, Schirmer Ⅰ test without anesthesia（S Ⅰ T）, tear meniscus height（TMH） and corneal fluorescein staining. Each parameter was evaluated before, and subsequently at 1d, 1wk, 1 and3 mo after surgery.·RESULTS： Compared with preoperative data, dryness was noted to be significantly increased at 1wk and 1mo postoperatively（P 〈0.01）. Symptoms of photophobia and foreign body sensation demonstrated significant differences at 1d and 1wk as compared with preoperative scores respectively（P 〈0.01）. These values were decreased at 1 and 3mo post-surgery（P 〉0.05）.Conversely the corneal staining scores were higher than the preoperative data at 1d, 1wk and 1mo（P 〈0.01）, but were close to the preoperative level at 3mo postoperatively. There was a significant decrease in TMH at 1wk and 1mo（P 〈0.01）, but the value was close to the preoperative level at 3mo postoperatively（P =0.16）. The examination outcomes of S Ⅰ T were significantly increased at 1d then reduced at 1wk after surgery（P 〈0.01）. Each value subsequently returned to the baseline value at 1 and 3mo（P 〉0.05）. TBUT was significantly decreased at all postoperative time points（P 〈0.01）.· CONCLUSION： SMILE resulted in mild dry eye symptoms, tear film instability and ocular surface damages; however, these complications can recover in a short period of time.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.30772824)Special Fund from Doctoral Program in Colleges and Universities Affiliated to Ministry of Education,China(No. 200805410004)+2 种基金Natural Science Fund of Hunan Province of China(No.07JJ3049)Science & Technology Department of Hunan Province fund of China(No.2009FJ3001)Graduate student's innovative fund of Hunan Province of 2008,China(2008 No.68)
文摘AIMTo assess the effects of extract of Buddleja officinalis on tear secretion volume, tear film stability, expressions of TGF-β1, IL-1β, TNF-α in lacrimal gland of castrated rabbits with dry eye.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.81470648)
文摘AIM：To assess the corneal sensitivity and the incidences of dry eye after small incision lenticule extraction（SMILE） and femtosecond laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis（FSLASIK）.METHODS：The Meta-analysis was performed using Rev Man 5.3.We searched on Pub Med from inception to March 2016.Summary weighted mean difference（WMD） and 95% confidence intervals（CIs） were used to analyze the datum.Random-effects or fixed-effects models were chosen up to between-study heterogeneity.The main outcomes were composed of the Ocular Surface Disease Index（OSDI） scores,tear film break-up time（TBUT）,Schirmer Test and corneal sensitivity.RESULTS：Eight eligible studies including 772 eyes（386 in SMILE group and 386 in FS-LASIK group） were identified.The parameters have no significiant difference heterogeneity between SMILE and FS-LASIK group preoperatively.There were significant differences between the two groups in OSDI scores at one and three months postoperatively,in TBUT at one and three months postoperatively,in corneal sensitivity at one week,about one month and three months postoperatively.However,there was no significant difference observed in Schirmer Test at the follow-up periods.CONCLUSION：Compare to FS-LASIK,dry eye and the corneal sensitivity recover better in the SMILE group,in first three months after the surgery.
