Articles

Evaluating the Eye with Corneal Topography

Corneal topography shows more than a pretty picture. Different types of topography maps can help you better evaluate the eye's anterior surface and fit contact lenses.

By David W. Hansen, OD, FAAO

New Contact Lens Designs and Materials

A comprehensive list of new designs and materials constructed to fit your patients’ varying needs.

Jennifer Kirby, Associate Editor

Keratoconus Newsletter

Courtesy of Drs. Carl Garbus, Cecilia Perez and June Chiang

Benefits oxygen permeable contact lenses

The Optometric Management, Oct. 2002 by Kogan, Barbara Anan

Keratoconus: Diagnosis, contact lens fitting and management

Waheeda Illahi PhD, MSc, BSc(Hons), MCOptom

In the third and last part of our keratoconus series, Shreeti Lakhani looks at the various options for contact lens vision correction.

A Case Series: Dyna Intra-Limbal Lenses

Author(s): Nguyen, Wagner 

"Contact lens fitting today" Fitting for the irregular cornea

  Successfully fitting the irregular cornea with contact lenses can

be one of the greatest challenges to the contact lens

practitioner. This article reviews fitting contact lenses to the

irregular cornea found in primary cornea ectasias, post corneal graft

and, finally, post refractive surgery.

Chris Steele BSc (Hons), FCOptom, DipCLP, DipOC

• Design Details

• Fitting Guide

• Irregular Corneal Type

• Fitting Philosophy

• Fitting Tips

• Flat/Steep Options

• Animation

• Case Histories

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