THE TEAR FLUID QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTIZATION IN PATIENTS AFTER LACRIMAL GLAND EXCISION

Abstract

The impact of lacrimal gland excision on tear production and qualitative tear fluid composition in patients after excision of a pathologically changed lacrimal gland (tumors, chronic dacryoadenitis).

Keywords

lacrimal gland / functional indices of tear production / basal secretion / reflex secretion / tearscopy / thermography

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