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[Combining artificial tears---are they always synergistic?].

Thierry Bury, Tristan Bourcier, C. Debbasch, L. Laroche

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We report one case of thick, sticky, palpebral and conjunctival deposits following administration of artificial tears in a patient treated for dry eye syndrome. Experimental data confirmed clinical observation. The association of Refresh artificial tears and Dacudoses or Dacryoserum used as a washing solution should be avoided.

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We report one case of thick, sticky, palpebral and conjunctival deposits following administration of artificial tears in a patient treated for dry eye syndrome. Experimental data confirmed clinical observation. The association of Refresh artificial tears and Dacudoses or Dacryoserum used as a washing solution should be avoided.

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We report one case of thick, sticky, palpebral and conjunctival deposits following administration of artificial tears in a patient treated for dry eye syndrome. Experimental data confirmed clinical observation. The association of Refresh artificial tears and Dacudoses or Dacryoserum used as a washing solution should be avoided.

Key concepts: Artificial tears, Tears, Palpebral fissure, Medicine, Ophthalmology, Surgery

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