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Dr Nizar K. Hirji, PhD, BSc, FBCO 5
The greenhouse effect and contact lenses Nathan Efron 6-13
The influence of diet on the tear film Barbara Caffery 14-17
Rigid gas permeable lens surface evaluation Jean-Charles Allary, Veronica Mapstone, Jean-Pierre Guillon, Michel Guillon 18-19
Ultrasound cleaning and disinfection of contactlenses: A preliminary report Anthony J. Phillips, P. Badenoch, C. Copley 20-23
Rigid gas permeable lenses in vivo wettability Michel Guillon, Jean-Pierre Guillon, Veronica Mapstone, Susan Dwyer 24-26
Quantifying the surface characteristicsof rigid gas permeable lenses D.A. Hough 27-28
“Overpolishing fluorosilicone-acrylates — theconsequence and the cure Jonathan Walker 29-32
Acuvue in independent practice Craig A. Woods 33-36
Hydrogel lenses and dry-eye symptoms Gary Orsborn, Marc Robboy 37-38
Soft lens expansiontwenty years on William A. Sammons 39-43
Hydrogel lens in vivo wettability Jean-Pierre Guillon, Michel Guillon, Susan Dwyer, Veronica Mapstone 44-45
Clinical and practical aspects of plannedreplacement systems Nigel F. Burnett Hodd 46-51
Contact lens related infiltrates — risk figures fordifferent lens types and association with lens hygiene and solution contamination Fiona Stapleton, John Dart, D. Minassian 52-55
Optical correction in familial subluxation of lens Lionel Rose 56-59
The monovision controversy Joshua E. Josephson 60-65
A refractive multizone bifocal John den de Carle 66-70
The optical performance of bifocal contact lenses‘in vivo’ Brenda D. Saunders 71-74
Monovision versus diffractive bifocals Eric B. Papas, Graeme Young, Karen Hearn 75-76
The josef dallos award lecture 1989development of gas permeable scleral lenses produced from impressions of the eye Kenneth W. Pullum, John H. Parker, Angela J. Hobley 77-81
B.C.L.A. news 82
Birmingham 1989 83

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