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Die therapeutischen Optionen bestehen weitgehend in einer individualisierten Tränensubstitutionstherapie, welche den Patienten wieder eine bessere Lebensqualität ermöglichen soll. Aufgrund der teils entzündlichen Pathogenese kommen auch antiinflammatorische medikamentöse Ansätze zum Einsatz, die in den Circulus vitiosus der Keratokonjunktivitis sicca eingreifen. Bei erfolgloser konservativer Therapie können auch chirurgische Methoden zum Einsatz kommen. Bei zugrunde liegender Meibomdrüsendysfunktion ist neben einer lipidphasenstabilisierenden Tränensubstitutionstherapie auch eine tägliche Lidrandhygiene indiziert.

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