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Distortion and recovery of the cornea after contact lens wear.

I L Bailey, L G Carney

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Three trials were conducted in which subjects were adapted to contact lens wear by progressively increasing the duration of the wearing session. The induced change and the time course of the recovery were found to be systematically related to duration of wear.

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Three trials were conducted in which subjects were adapted to contact lens wear by progressively increasing the duration of the wearing session. The induced change and the time course of the recovery were found to be systematically related to duration of wear.

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Three trials were conducted in which subjects were adapted to contact lens wear by progressively increasing the duration of the wearing session. The induced change and the time course of the recovery were found to be systematically related to duration of wear.

Key concepts: Contact lens, Duration (music), Cornea, Lens (geology), Session (web analytics), Distortion (music), Materials science, Optometry

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