… post-lens tear film, and most of this volume is held within the tear … found a significant difference
in NIBUT (using a similar … ) between tolerant and intolerant lens wearers prior to lens wear …

… showed the DE group to be significantly different from both … than the standard clinical criterion
for a stable tear film of 10 … to tolerate full-time CL wear, may be able to continue lens wear …

… The primary objective of the study was to compare the tear film stability … parameters of
nelfilcon A and stenfilcon A contact lenses did not differ significantly when assessed by the tear film …

… to tolerate these lenses. Also, as a consequence of poor … with corneal gas permeable contact
lens intolerance or advanced … There was no statistically significant difference in basal tear …

… However, pre-lens lipid layer thickness values were similar … contact lens intolerance while
only 6% of tolerant contact … lipid layer of the tear film while wearing contact lenses when …

… Contact lens discomfort (CLD) is defined by the Tear Film and … possible influence of the
different CL wear frequency criteria used … Post-hoc pairwise comparisons of parameters showing …

… Since tear function tests assess different properties of tear film… NIBUT values and the FBUT
or precorneal NIBUT values, and … between the patients with and without CL intolerance, while …

… CL wear disrupts tear film structure in part by accumulating tear … in different environmental
conditions (mountains, deserts … compared to a contact lens tolerant group. It is speculated that …

… In CL-wearers, MG distortion was not significantly different (5.12 … In DED, the deficiency in
the tear film results in the lens … more corneal stimulation and less tolerance. Citation32,Citation…

… employing different measures of pre-lens tear film stability, … Glasson et al. found that tolerant
soft contact lens wearers had … -day tear film stability sufficient to maintain contact lens wear. It …