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ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Combined low level light therapy and intense pulsed light therapy for the treatment of meibomian gland dysfunction

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Pages 993-999 | Published online: 11 Jun 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1 The MGD subjective grading scale.

Notes: Grade 0 is normal meibum easily expressed. Grade 1 is meibum easily expressed, but with with a more turbid oil. Grade 2 includes the presence of more turbid oil and a more viscous appearance. Grade 3 is the expression of “ropy” meibum. Grade 4 is no expression from the glands despite multiple attempts.

Abbreviation: MGD, meibomian gland disease.

Figure 1 The MGD subjective grading scale.Notes: Grade 0 is normal meibum easily expressed. Grade 1 is meibum easily expressed, but with with a more turbid oil. Grade 2 includes the presence of more turbid oil and a more viscous appearance. Grade 3 is the expression of “ropy” meibum. Grade 4 is no expression from the glands despite multiple attempts.Abbreviation: MGD, meibomian gland disease.

Table 1 Summary statistics

Figure 2 The distribution of ocular surface disease index scores before and after treatment.

Figure 2 The distribution of ocular surface disease index scores before and after treatment.

Figure 3 The distribution of tear breakup time before and after treatment.

Figure 3 The distribution of tear breakup time before and after treatment.