Human Coronaviruses Easily Removed From Contact Lenses With Saline
Virus particles were easily removed from the contact lenses regardless of their material composition, according to the report.
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Contact Lens Wearing Habits Mostly Unchanged by the Pandemic
Those who decreased contact lens wear often attributed their decision to leaving home less often.
Contact Lens Storage Case Hygiene Compliance Is Low
Periodic reminders and improved patient-practitioner communication can prevent contact lens misuse, a study suggests.
Myopia Control Methods Not Aligned With Best Accepted Practices Persist in Africa
Clinicians frequently cite cost and safety as reasons for continuing to prescribe single vision lenses.
Short-Term Contact Lens Wear Affects Blinking Parameters
Changes in contact lens materials and designs may help mitigate the effect of blinking on the ocular surface.
Characteristic Inflammatory Response Demonstrated With Contact Lens Use
Mechanical trauma, hypoxia, and wearing schedules may be associated with these inflammatory responses, the report states.
Contact Lenses Provide Solutions for Patients With Presbyopia
Among patients older than 40 years, more than 30% reported wanting to use contact lenses for athletic purposes.
Combined Small Distance Zone, High Add Limit Multifocal Gas Permeable Contact Lens Performance
Multifocal gas permeable lens design did not affect near or intermediate visual acuity, according to the report.
Contact Lenses With Ultraviolet Protection May Delay Presbyopia Onset
Contact lenses equipped with ultraviolet radiation blocking filters may also provide protection to the critical limbal region.
Corneal Parameters Demonstrate Minimal Change After Scleral Lens Removal
Transient changes in corneal thickness and curvature parameters may provide clinicians with a negative impression on keratoconus progression.
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