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Validation of a New Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) Grading Scale for Rapid Assessment of MGD in Clinical Practice

This is the first study to validate the combination of TE for evaluating MGD. This study didn’t show correlations between TE combination against MGD14 and against meibography. In addition, there was no correlation between meibography and MGD14. Overall, this study displayed poor relationship between symptoms and signs of dry eye; however, these results need to be confirmed in a large sample size with more participants displaying MGD.