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Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to determine if certain characteristics of Meibomian glands can predict dry eye disease (DED) in contact lens wearers.
- A total of 112 participants were analyzed, with 18.8% diagnosed with DED; specific gland metrics showed some marginal predictive ability but none were clinically significant.
- The conclusion highlights that while abnormal gland morphology may indicate DED, the evaluated characteristics alone are not reliable for detection in current and former contact lens users.