Vol. 12. Núm. 46.
Páginas 2766-2775 (Diciembre 2017)

Actualización
Ojo seco

Dry eye

J. Merayo-LLoves
Doi : https://10.1016/j.med.2017.12.004
Opciones
Resumen
Introducción

Se presenta una actualización sobre el ojo seco. No se le suele prestar la suficiente atención en las consultas, ya que se considera una patología banal o que forma parte del normal envejecimiento. Sin embargo, puede originar patologías graves de la superficie ocular, tiene un alto coste social por la afectación a la calidad de la visión y la calidad de vida de los pacientes y un alto coste en atención médica por la gran frecuencia de consultas y por el coste en tratamientos.

 Diagnóstico y tratamiento

Se revisan los conceptos actuales del ojo seco, la etiopatogenia, el diagnóstico y las alternativas en prevención y tratamiento.

Palabras clave
Ojo seco
Etiopatogenia
Diagnóstico
Tratamiento
Abstract
Introduction

An update on dry eye is presented. It is not usually given enough attention in the medical office since it is considered a trivial disease or part of normal aging. However, it can cause severe diseases of the ocular surface, has a high social cost due to the impact on the quality of vision and quality of life of patients and has a high cost in medical care due to the high frequency of consultations and the cost in treatments.

 Diagnosis and treatment

Current concepts of dry eye, etiopathogenesis, diagnosis and alternatives in prevention and treatment are reviewed

Keywords
Dry eye
Etiopathogenesis
Diagnosis
Treatment

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