Background
Dry eye disease, ocular pain, visual impairment, gastric ulcer
DRY EYE, GASTRIC ULCER
Dry eye disease (DED) occurs as a result of insufficient tear production or excessive evaporation of tears, and the symptoms include dry eye surface, discomfort, visual impairment, and ocular pain [Currently, various treatment options are available for patients with DED depending on the severity of symptoms. Tear replacement products or punctal plugs are used to restore the homeostasis of the ocular surface and tear film [A novel quinolinone derivative, rebamipide, promoted wound healing in an experimental rat model of gastric ulcer [Possible effects of rebamipide on mucin secretion on the ocular surface have been studied [