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Pathogenesis of the dry eye syndrome observed by optical coherence tomography in vitro

Oya Kray, Markus Lenz, Felix Spöler, Stefan Kray, and Heinrich Kurz

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Abstract

Three dimensional optical coherence tomography (OCT) is introduced as a valuable tool to analyze the pathogenesis of corneal diseases. Here, OCT in combination with a novel in vitro model for the dry eye syndrome enables an improved understanding of the underlying damaging process of the ocular surface. En-face OCT projections indicate a deep structural damage of the epithelium and anterior stroma by osmotic forces.

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