Completely revised with the latest advances, evidence, and standards needed for everyday practice, Contact Lenses, 6th Edition, remains a definitive work on this multi-faceted topic, ideal for optometrists, dispensing opticians, ophthalmologists, and contact lens practitioners. This classic, superbly designed text is perfectly suited for health care professionals, providing all of the essential knowledge needed in one convenient volume.
1. Introduction - p. e13 2. History - p. e14 3. Section 9 Chapter Addendums: Supplementary Information - p. e49 4. Introduction - p. e50 5. Addendum - p. e51 6. References - p. e52 7. Corneal Diameter - p. e53 8. References - p. e56 9. References - p. e58 10. Biochemical Changes - p. e60 11. References - p. e61 12. Power Factors as Shown in Figs 7.11 and 7.12 (see Chapter 7) - p. e62 13. References - p. e63 14. Swept Source – SS-OCT - p. e64 15. References - p. e64 16. References - p. e66 17. References - p. e67 18. Recommending contact lenses - p. e67 19. References - p. e67 20. References - p. e67 21. Larger diameter lenses - p. e71 22. Technique for removal of large diameter lenses - p. e72 23. Technique for smaller diameter lenses - p. e72 24. Reference - p. e72 25. Reference - p. e73 26. References - p. e75 27. References - p. e75 28. References - p. e85 29. References - p. e89 30. References - p. e92 31. References - p. e92 32. References - p. e94 33. Appendix - p. e97 34. Appendix A Spectacle and Ocular Refraction, or Effective Power of Spectacle Lenses in Air at Various Vertex Distances: Body of Table Shows Effective Power at Stated Vertex Distance (See Formulae I and II, in the Online Software) - p. 541 35. Appendix B IER Grading Scales: Vision Cooperative Research Centre, Institute for Eye Research, University of New South Wales - p. 547 36. Index - p. 553
Completely revised with the latest advances, evidence, and standards needed for everyday practice, Contact Lenses, 6th Edition, remains a definitive work on this multi-faceted topic, ideal for optometrists, dispensing opticians, ophthalmologists, and contact lens practitioners. This classic, superbly designed text is perfectly suited for health care professionals, providing all of the essential knowledge needed in one convenient volume.
1. Introduction - p. e13 2. History - p. e14 3. Section 9 Chapter Addendums: Supplementary Information - p. e49 4. Introduction - p. e50 5. Addendum - p. e51 6. References - p. e52 7. Corneal Diameter - p. e53 8. References - p. e56 9. References - p. e58 10. Biochemical Changes - p. e60 11. References - p. e61 12. Power Factors as Shown in Figs 7.11 and 7.12 (see Chapter 7) - p. e62 13. References - p. e63 14. Swept Source – SS-OCT - p. e64 15. References - p. e64 16. References - p. e66 17. References - p. e67 18. Recommending contact lenses - p. e67 19. References - p. e67 20. References - p. e67 21. Larger diameter lenses - p. e71 22. Technique for removal of large diameter lenses - p. e72 23. Technique for smaller diameter lenses - p. e72 24. Reference - p. e72 25. Reference - p. e73 26. References - p. e75 27. References - p. e75 28. References - p. e85 29. References - p. e89 30. References - p. e92 31. References - p. e92 32. References - p. e94 33. Appendix - p. e97 34. Appendix A Spectacle and Ocular Refraction, or Effective Power of Spectacle Lenses in Air at Various Vertex Distances: Body of Table Shows Effective Power at Stated Vertex Distance (See Formulae I and II, in the Online Software) - p. 541 35. Appendix B IER Grading Scales: Vision Cooperative Research Centre, Institute for Eye Research, University of New South Wales - p. 547 36. Index - p. 553
