This a patient‑friendly handout that translates eye health best practice insights into simple, practical actions they can follow at home. This works best when paired with the Ocular Nutrition Assessment Tool to guide the clinical conversation.
Case report: Concomitant use of nightly vitamin A ointment with daily PROSE wear for ocular surface disease associated with chronic Stevens-Johnson syndrome
Uploaded November 17, 2024
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