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Optimizing the Ocular Surface Before and After Cataract Surgery

The role of perfluorohexyloctane in dry eye management

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    Dry eye disease affects cataract surgery patients.

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    PFHO improves ocular surface stability without compromising biometry.

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    Refractive predictability remained stable with PFHO use.

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    Significant improvements in eye dryness and corneal staining were observed.

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    92% of patients achieved 20/20 BCVA post-treatment.

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    Future research is needed for long-term outcomes.

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Optimizing the Ocular Surface Before and After Cataract Surgery

  • by Justin Schweitzer

  • April 8, 2026

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