PURPOSE: To assess the relative risks of acute, nonulcerative complications with recently
introduced contact lens (CL) wear modalities (compared with the previously most common …

Objectives: This is a prospective study in an urgent-care ophthalmic setting to investigate
contact lens (CL) complications and their association with extended wear (EW). Methods …

• A case-control study was used to evaluate the relative risk (RR) of acute contact lens-
related disorders. The study sample comprised new patients wearing contact lens …

Purpose. To determine significant risk factors for any inflammatory and infectious events with
soft contact lenses (SCL) in a large retrospective clinical chart review. Methods. Charts of …

Aim: To determine the incidence and morbidity (visual loss) of hospital‐presenting corneal
infiltrative events (CIEs) associated with the wearing of current generation contact lenses …

AIMS A case-control study was performed to evaluate soft contact lens (SCL) wear modality
as a risk factor for microbial keratitis. METHODS Contact lens wearers presenting as new …

purpose. To identify risk factors for the development of corneal infiltrative events (CIEs)
associated with contact lens wear, and to report other relevant clinical characteristics …

• Disposable soft contact lenses have been marketed as a safer alternative to conventional
soft lenses. We undertook a casecontrol study of patients attending the casualty unit of an …

Purpose: This study is a cross-sectional analysis of the types and prevalence of contact lens
(CL)-related complications among CL wearing patients seen in a university clinic setting …

PURPOSE: To report a case series of contact lens–related corneal ulcers in compliant
patients with no apparent predisposing factors. DESIGN: Retrospective case series …