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Contact lenses fitted in unilateral keratoconic eyes improve near, distance visual acuity
Contact lenses fitted in 29 cases of unilateral keratoconus resulted in better distance and near visual acuity, a study found.
Posterior corneal aberrations compensate for anterior aberrations in keratoconic eyes
Keratoconic corneas showed significantly more posterior corneal aberrations than normal corneas.
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Researchers: Standard needed to measure corneal, conjunctival epithelial staining
A universal standard protocol for assessing corneal staining in soft contact lens wearers should be established, study authors said after retrospectively examining the records of 338 hydrogel contact lens wearers.
Fitting postop contact lenses early helpful for PK patients
ATLANTA Fitting penetrating keratoplasty patients for contact lenses early in the postoperative period helps them regain vision and may have a long-term benefit for corneal shaping, a surgeon said here.
Unilens launches toric contact lens
LARGO, Fla. Unilens Vision has launched the C-VUE Advanced Custom Toric lens, according to a company press release.
No difference in myopia progression found in young contact lens wearers, spectacle wearers
No clinically meaningful differences in axial length, corneal curvature or myopia were found between children wearing soft contact lenses and children wearing spectacles.
Soft contact lens materials not effective for drug delivery
The time course for uptake and release was too fast for effective drug delivery when ciprofloxacin was tested for topical extended release from soft contact lens materials.
Conjunctival folds may be predictive of dry eye symptoms in contact lens wearers
While contact lens wearers with dryness symptoms can experience significant increases in lid wiper epitheliopathy and lid parallel conjunctival folds, they do not appear to exhibit more corneal staining, bulbar hyperemia or decreased pre-lens tear break-up times, a study found.
Risk of microbial keratitis greater in daily disposable contact lens users
A prospective, case-controlled study of contact lens users admitted to an eye hospital in London for microbial keratitis showed a greater risk of developing the infection among users of daily disposable contact lenses compared with planned replacement soft lenses.
RGP lens material shows potential for rehabilitation of keratoconic, irregular corneas
Tisilfocon A polymer contact lens material can maintain acceptable corneal health and visual acuity for rehabilitation of patients with highly irregular or diseased corneas, a retrospective study found. The majority of failures were due to design and discomfort unrelated to the lens material.
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