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Dupilumab induced ocular surface disease: A prospective case series.

Sayali Prakash PradhanSalman Naveed SadiqCristian CartesParastoo BabakinejadStephanie BallNick J ReynoldsSimon MeggittFrancisco C Figueiredo
Published in: European journal of ophthalmology (2023)
DIOSD is not uncommon although, with timely referral and appropriate topical treatment better clinical outcome and patient satisfaction can be achieved without the need to discontinue Dupilumab. Prior allergic conjunctivitis did not affect the incidence or severity of DIOSD. Further prospective studies with longer follow-up and more focus on possible disease mechanism such as goblet cell related changes and immune response are needed.
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