The aim of this article is to review the literature on the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on dry eye disease (DED). A literature search on dry eye and COVID-19 was performed. Most current studies focus on DED in patients diagnosed with COVID-19 or dry eye symptoms in random populations of students and medical staff. Real-world dry eye practices revealed a variety of responses, possibly related to local environmental factors and lifestyle. Patients recovered from COVID-19 warrant ocular surface surveillance for DED. Pandemic mitigation strategies including remote work/school/leisure and mask wearing affect dry eye practices globally. Heightened reiteration of dry eye management for environmental and behavioral modifications, visual display terminals, and mask wearing with attention to its effects on the ocular surface is increasingly important as this pandemic continues.

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COVID-19和干眼症。

本文的目的是回顾有关2019年冠状病毒病（COVID-19）对干眼症（DED）的影响的文献。进行了关于干眼和COVID-19的文献检索。当前大多数研究集中在随机诊断的学生和医护人员中诊断为COVID-19或干眼症状的患者中的DED。现实世界中的干眼症实践显示出多种反应，可能与当地的环境因素和生活方式有关。从COVID-19中康复的患者需要对DED进行眼表监测。缓解流行病的策略包括偏远地区的工作/学校/休闲和戴口罩影响全球的干眼症行为。加强对环境和行为调整的干眼管理，视觉显示终端，