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Characterising the chronicity of dupilumab-associated ocular surface disease: an analysis of a retrospective case series.

Mélanie HébertSusan Ruyu QiEunice YouMathieu MercierPatricia-Ann Laughrea
Published in: BMJ open ophthalmology (2022)
DAOSD may follow the course of a chronic illness. Long-term corticosteroid eyedrops were required in many patients and when taper was possible, this was done after a prolonged treatment duration. Most patients' ocular symptoms could be controlled, allowing dupilumab continuation.
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