Clinical study demonstrates reduced silent and out-loud reading speeds in dry eye patients, indicating reading rate is a measurable marker of disease severity.
Dry eye is associated with slower out-loud and silent reading speeds, providing direct evidence regarding the functional impact of dry eye. Reading speed represents a measurable clinical finding that correlates directly with dry eye severity.
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