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Upstream Thinking: The Expanding Role of Neuromodulation in Dry Eye Disease

 
 

Dry eye disease is increasingly being understood as more than an inflammatory condition alone. TFOS DEWS III emphasizes a driver-based approach to therapy that recognizes the importance of tear film homeostasis, sensory signaling, and lacrimal functional unit integrity.

Join us for an evidence-based discussion on how neuromodulation therapies are reshaping dry eye management by targeting upstream dysfunction within the ocular surface sensory system. Using the dry eye vicious cycle illustration as a clinical framework, this course will examine how restoring physiologic tear stimulation may influence downstream inflammation, tear instability, and patient symptoms.

Attendees will gain practical insight into integrating neuromodulation into comprehensive dry eye treatment plans and learn how to combine therapies based on patient-specific disease drivers and clinical presentation.

This program is supported by an independent medical educational grant from Mylan Inc., a Viatris Company.

Over 1100 attended our event and we received amazing feedback!

Feedback from anonymous survey:

  • This was a new area for me and a learning experience which was very helpful. Thank you!

  • Fantastic presentation! Wish the Trptyr was not so cost prohibitive. Will be a cold day before providers like KP include it in their formulary. Outstanding talk! Thanks!

  • Good Information every patient has dry eye unfortunately.

  • The speaker was so entertaining and i learned alot, thank you for being so fun!

  • I met the Dr at an xdemvy lecture in MI a feed ago and that he was very easy to listen to and not boring!

  • Really learned a lot from this webinar.

  • Dr. Lappin is always interesting and informative.

  • Immensely useful information presented in lecture. I wanted to know more as to how long can these neuromodulators be used safely.

  • Amomg the excellent podcasts you usually offer, this was outstanding. With his personable presentation approach, the time flew by and the content was packed.

  • Speaker was excellent. Effectively communicated the importance of using neuromodulators in treating dry eye patients.

  • This is one of the best dry eye lectures!

  • Knowing the approach/treatment algorithm and experience of providers who've actually used the treatments available is so helpful. The review of the anatomy & physiology was helpful, too, especially the diagram of the tear film.

  • Dr. Lappin was excellent. Very knowledgeable and his presentation is very polished.

  • This was an excellent CE session. The speaker was very knowledgeable and also had a good sense of humor , which made the class more enjoyable.

Speaker: Cory Lappin, O.D., F.A.A.O.

Moderator: Dr. Elise Kramer

COPE ID: 106417-TD

Category: Trt/Mngmnt Ocular Disease

This event is COPE approved for 1 hour CE credit.

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