The Neurosensory Pathway in Dry Eye

Jacqueline Theis, OD, FAAO

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Dr. Theis shares that ocular surface homeostasis is neurologically regulated, which significantly affects the development of dry eye. To properly manage dry eye patients, optometrists must address the neurosensory abnormalities that are driving the differences between sign and symptoms.

Posted: 10/29/2025

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American Academy of Optometry, AAOpt

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Name: The Neurosensory Pathway in Dry Eye
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Description: Dr. Theis shares that ocular surface homeostasis is neurologically regulated, which significantly affects the development of dry eye. To properly manage dry eye patients, optometrists must address the neurosensory abnormalities that are driving the differences between sign and symptoms.