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    Dwi Yunia Ningsih

    DRY EYE

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    AnatomyLacrimal

    The lacrimaldrainagesystem

    consists ofthe: punta, canaliculi, lacrimal sac nasolacrimalduct (NLD

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    Tear Tears form a thinlayerappro!imately "#$%m thic& that co'ersthe corneal andcon uncti'alepithelium)

    The functions of this ultrathin layer are:

    ($ to ma&e the cornea a smoothoptical surface *y a*olishing minute

    surface epithelial irregularities+

    ( to wet and protect the delicatesurface of the corneal and

    con uncti'al epithelium+

    (- to inhi*it the growth ofmicroorganisms *y mechanical

    .ushing and antimicro*ial action+and

    (/ to pro'ide the cornea withnecessary nutrient su*stances

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    Tear 0roduction

    The tears are produced *ythe lacrimal gland and theaccessory lacrimal tissue(glands of 1rause and2olfring and are swept o'erthe eye surface with each*lin&)

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    Methods of Tears Product3low, steady (*asal rate#responsi*le fornormal eye lu*rication)E!cessi'e (re.e! rate#producing large4uantities of tears in response to eyeirritation or emotions)

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    5omposition of Tears The normal tear 'olume isestimated to *e " 6 ul ineach eye)Al*umin accounts for 7%8 ofthe total protein in tear .uid)

    9mmunoglo*ulins 9gA, 9g ,and 9gE Tear lyso;ymes form $# , Na > , and 5l # occur in higherconcentrations in tears than in

    plasma

    Tears also contain a small amount ofglucose (< mg?dL and urea (%)%/

    mg?dL , and changes in *loodconcentration parallel changes in

    tear glucose and urea le'els)

    The a'erage p@ of tears is ")-

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    Dry Eye 3yndromes(1eratocon uncti'itis 3icca

    Dryness of the eye may result from anydisease associated with deBciency of thetear Blm components (a4ueous, mucin, orlipid , lid surface a*normalities, or epitheliala*normalities)Although there are many forms of&eratocon uncti'itis sicca, those connectedwith rheumatoid arthritis and otherautoimmune diseases are commonlyreferred to as 3 grenFs syndrome)

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    Epidemiology 0re'alensi:

    $"8 of 2omen $$8 of Gen

    9ncreasing 9ncidence 2ith Age

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    5lassiBcation

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    Tear deBcient dry eye1eratocon uncti'itis sicca (153

    Sjogrens syndrome :Autoimmune disease in which the *odyFs immune systemmista&enly attac&s its own moisture producing glandsAutoimmune disorder with a triad of dry mouth, dry eyeand arthritis

    Non-SjogrensAgeing # radual deterioration of lacrimal gland tissueoccurs with ageingMenopause # At the time of menopause, le'els ofandrogens drop downNeurotrophic keratitis # 5orneal sensiti'ity decreasesafter LA391, contact lens wear and dia*etesMedicamentosa # Anti histamines, anti depressantsCicatricial Diseases # Trachoma, chemical *urns,3te'ens Iohnson syndrome

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    Gechanism of ocularsurface in.ammation in dry eye

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    EJA0HRAT9JE DRY D93EA3EGei*omian gland disease: Gost pre'alent(7

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    5hronic AllergyDry eye is commonly associated withchronic allergic con uncti'itis)An allergic history has *een reported *y

    -78 of dry eye patients)5hronic allergy results in loss of go*letcells, desta*ili;ation of the tear Blm damage to ocular surface)

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    En'ironmental 9n.uencesHcular irritation, poor tear Blm sta*ility andocular surface desiccation is associated

    with poor indoor air 4uality in temperature

    controlled oMce en'ironments-< / 8 of indi'iduals wor&ing in such

    en'ironments are aKected)

    Dry climate

    rowing air pollution

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    3ymptomsrednessdryness*urning

    rittinesstired eyes*lurry 'isionsensiti'ity to light

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    Diagnostic5ase @istory 3lit LampE'aluation Hther Tests

    3chirmer s test

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    3chirmer Test This test in'ol'esplacing a strip ofBlter paper o'erpart of the eye(con uncti'al sacfor up to B'eminutesLess than thenormal amount ofwetting, onrepeatede!aminations,indicates

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    2ithout AnesthesiaGeasures Re.e!

    Tear 3ecretion (dryeye O P 7mmwetting

    2ith AnesthesiaGeasures Qasal

    Tear 3ecretion (dryeye OP -mmwetting

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    TreatmentEyedrops arti!cial

    tears"ArtiBcial tears, similarto your own tears,

    lu*ricate the eyesand help replace thenatural moisturelayer of the tear Blm)

    A'aila*le without aprescription+ can *eused as often asnecessary)

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    Treatment9f the pro*lem isen'ironmental, wearsunglasses whenoutdoors, to reduce

    e!posure to sun,wind and dust2hen indoor heat ison, &eep a humidiBer

    or pan of water inthe room to addmoisture to dry air

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    TreatmentLacrimal plugs or punctal plugs plugs inthe lacrimal (tear ducts &eep tears in youreye from draining away as 4uic&ly

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    Than& You

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