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Mitsui Chemicals acquires SunSensors
Mitsui Chemicals announced at the end of May that it has obtained SunSensors from Corning Inc.
Study: Wavefront-guided scleral contacts successful for keratoconus
A recent Optometry and Vision Science study found that individualized wavefront-guided scleral contact lenses were effective in reducing higher-order aberrations.
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FDA panel discusses contact lens safety
The Ophthalmic Devices Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration met last week to discuss guidance documents for contact lenses and care products.
Parents prefer ortho-K for myopia control in children
Among parents in Hong Kong who have children with myopia, orthokeratology was found to be the most popular and widely accepted treatment for pediatric myopia.
VisionWatch 2013 frame market data: Sales up 2.7% from 2012
VisionWatch announced data from its continuous research study conducted by the Vision Council on frame market sales for 2013, which indicated that the market generated more than $8.87 billion in sales during 2013, with 70 million frames sold in the U.S.
Diagnostic fitting still best method for scleral lenses, researchers say
ORLANDO, Fla. – After evaluating the relationship between sagittal depth and vault, researchers concluded that diagnostic fitting may remain the most efficient way to select base curves for scleral lenses.
Molecular imprinting extends drug release in contacts, modestly affects lens properties
ORLANDO, Fla. – Unmodified contact lenses have been shown to release ciprofloxacin in about an hour; however, the use of a molecular imprinting strategy extends that to 24 hours, according to a researcher who presented his poster here at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology.
Study results help optimize bandage lens fit after keratoprosthesis surgery
ORLANDO, Fla. – When only one-third of patients were successfully fit with an extended-wear hydrogel contact lens after surgery with the Boston Keratoprosthesis Type 1, those results allowed clinicians to alter the design to achieve a 63% success rate.
Study finds association between vision impairment and high myopia, retinal pathology
ORLANDO, Fla. – Researchers reported that they found the severity of high myopia and the presence of retinal pathology to be the two factors that are primarily associated with vision impairment in their study of 1,686 eyes with high myopia.
Ophthalmology devices market shows growth in aging population, Asia
The Ophthalmology Devices Market – Competitive Landscape & Global Forecasts to 2018 report, recently released by MarketsandMarkets, projects the industry to grow at a CAGR of 6.8%, to reach $9466.7 million by 2018.
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