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  1. Environmental influences on hydrogel lens dehydration and the postlens tear film
    Simon A. Little, Adrian S. Bruce
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    July 1995 (Vol. 22, Issue 7, Pages 148-155)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (1307 KB)

  1. A new procedure for measuring a water transport characteristic of dehydrating hydrogels—how this characteristic controls dehydration of the lens in the eye
    Irving Fatt
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    May 1990 (Vol. 17, Issue 5, Pages 144-151)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (875 KB)

  1. Cumulative clinical results and projected incident rates of microbial keratitis with PureVision™ silicone hydrogel lenses
    Frederick R. Edmunds, Timothy L. Comstock, William T. Reindel
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 182-187)
    Abstract | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (317 KB)

  1. Silicone hydrogels website: resource for practitioners
    Desmond Fonn
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 188-190)
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  1. Use of tinted hydrogel contact lenses to reduce glare caused by iris abnormalities
    Maria Y. Garcia-Kramer, Barry A. Weissman
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    November 1992 (Vol. 19, Issue 11, Pages 264-268)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (514 KB)

  1. The use of alloplastics: A new realm of refractive surgery?
    Joseph P. Shoviin
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 1989 (Vol. 16, Issue 9, Pages 304-306)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (333 KB)

  1. How much oxygen is enough?: An interview with William J. “Joe” Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD
    Chris Snyder
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 165-169)
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  1. Silicone hydrogel lenses: Q&A with Bausch & Lomb and CIBA Vision
    Chris Snyder
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 158-164)
    Abstract | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (208 KB)

  1. Corneal pannus resolved with silicone hydrogel contact lenses: a case series
    Melissa W. Chun, Jennie Y. Kageyama
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 170-174)
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  1. Passive protein removal by two multipurpose lens solutions: comparison of effects on in vitro deposited and patient-worn hydrogel contact lenses
    Peter A Simmons, William H Ridder, Timothy B Edrington, Sharon Ho, Kuen-Chine Lau
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    March 1999 (Vol. 26, Issue 2, Pages 33-38)
    Abstract | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (468 KB)

  1. Patient and practitioner perspectives on PureVision continuous wear lenses
    Gary Orsborn, Keith Edwards
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 175-181)
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  1. Surface deposits on low water content hydrogel contact lenses: Comparison of SEM and protein assay techniques
    Alan Tomlinson, Peter Simmons
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    May 1991 (Vol. 18, Issue 5, Pages 88-94)
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  1. Surfaces of silicone hydrogel contact lenses
    Rènée du Toit, Judith Stern, Debbie Sweeney
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 2000 (Vol. 27, Issue 5, Pages 191-192)
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  1. Contact lens-related deep stromal vascularization
    Sujal S. Shah, Karen K. Yeung, Barry A. Weissman
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 1998 (Vol. 25, Issue 5, Pages 128-136)
    Abstract | Full Text | Full-Text PDF (573 KB)

  1. Dehydrationn of hydrogel contanct lenses
    Joe B. Goldberg
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    July 1990 (Vol. 17, Issue 7, Pages 197-198)
    Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (153 KB)

  1. Contact lens anterior surface pH
    Morris R. Lattimore
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    September 1990 (Vol. 17, Issue 9, Pages 228-231)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (501 KB)

  1. Performance of low versus high water content plus lenses for presbyopes
    Narelle Hine, Brien A. Holden
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    November 1992 (Vol. 19, Issue 11, Pages 257-263)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (785 KB)

  1. Opaque hydrogel prosthetic contact lens correction for the disfigured eye
    Carol Barron, Alan Dishman, Renee Garofalo, Dwight Akerman, Gary Bekritsky
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    May 1992 (Vol. 19, Issue 5, Pages 125-129)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (597 KB)

  1. Peripheral corneal furrow staining: A sign to discontinue hydrogel contact lens use?
    Tony Chahine, Barry A. Weissman
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    November 1996 (Vol. 23, Issue 6, Pages 229-233)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (3731 KB)

  1. Comparison of surfactant cleaning times on protein deposit removal from hydrogel lenses
    Peter A. Simmons, Christine M. Sun, Beverly A. Yamamoto, Timothy B. Edrington
    International Contact Lens Clinic
    January 1995 (Vol. 22, Issue 1, Pages 16-22)
    Abstract | Abstract + References | Full-Text PDF (1410 KB)
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