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Comparative study shows ocular changes in patients with mucous membrane pemphigoid, suggesting need for regular eye checks.
This study objectively demonstrated the MG damage in patients with MMP and highlighted subclinical ocular disease activity in asymptomatic patients with MMP presumed to have no ocular involvement. Based on these findings, it may be advisable to recommend regular ophthalmological evaluations and meibography for MMP patients without obvious ocular symptoms, to detect the early signs of ocular involvement. Early detection could prompt modifications in their systemic therapy, helping to prevent the progression of this potentially blinding disease.
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