Dry eye disease (DED) is a common clinical problem and is the most frequent diagnosis in the daily practice of ophthalmology. This multifactorial disease affects quality of life owing to the constant ocular discomfort and impairment of visual function. This book of eight reviews authored by dry eye specialists from around the world highlights recent advancements in all of the important fields relating to dry eye, including aspects such as epidemiology, symptoms and diagnosis, medical, non-medical and surgical treatments and prognosis.
