Tag Archives: Conference Highlights
Beyond 20/20 vision: the Mojo smart lens
Download PDF Chau-Minh Phan is a research scientist at the Centre for Ocular Research & Education, and co-founder of Tricolops Technology and OcuBlink Inc. His research interests primarily focus on developing biomaterials for ocular drug delivery and in vitro eye … Continue reading
Canadian Dry Eye Summit: Getting started in practice
Practical tips and tricks on how to get started with your dry eye practice Continue reading
Combined atropine with orthokeratology in childhood myopia control (AOK) – A randomized controlled trial
Paul Gifford discusses work presented at ARVO 2019 on combining atropine with orthokeratology for myopia control. Continue reading
Contact Lens-induced Corneal Infiltrative Events during Extended Melimine Antimicrobial Contact Lens (MACL) wear Clinical Trial
Future work in this field is highlighted with Debarun Dutta’s conference abstract which examines the effect of antimicrobial contact lenses on the incidence of CIEs in extended wear Continue reading
Poster: Cellular fluorescein hyperfluorescence is dynamin-dependent and is increased with Tetronic 1107 treatment
The feature article of this issue of Contact Lens Update reviews the full paper by Khan et al on their work with cellular fluorescein hyperfluorescence and dynamin, where they demonstrate, via in vitro model, that fluorescein uptake into cells is an active process, which is enhanced in the presence of the surfactant Tetronic 1107 (found in some multipurpose care solutions) This poster preceded the paper, and was presented at ISCLR, Washington, US, 2017. It provides a short, easily digestible summary of the work. Continue reading
Evidence-Based Efficacy of Myopia Control Interventions
A recent poster from Noel Brennan Continue reading
Association Between Meibomian Gland Health and Soft Contact Lens Dropout
Andrew Pucker presented the results of a study examining the association between the health of the Meibomian glands and contact lens drop out at the American Academy of Optometry meeting in November 2018. Continue reading
Myth 2: Fitting soft multifocal lenses is complex, takes up a lot of chair time and never meets patient needs
Jill Woods addresses soft multifocal lenses, examining whether overall success rates and patient satisfaction are worth the effort of fitting. Continue reading
A Non-Clinical Study of Soft Contact Lens Compliance
The interesting results of a recent poster by Erin Rueff are highlighted Continue reading
Relation between subjective responses to contact lens wear and compliance in children
Rebecca Weng examines contact lens compliance in children Continue reading
