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Dry eye disease is common post-cataract surgery.
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MSICS may worsen tear film stability compared to phacoemulsification.
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Both techniques show acute deterioration of ocular surface health.
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Symptoms remained significantly worse at Day 60 post-surgery.
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OSDI and Schirmer tests are effective for monitoring DED during recovery.
Original Source(s)
Dry Eye After Cataract Surgery
Scientific Reports study compares dry eye effects of phacoemulsification and MSICS
February 16, 2026
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3 min
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