A widely popular option for vision correction, contact lenses are also useful for the treatment of many serious optical disorders. Like any therapeutic tool, however, they have both positive and negative effects, and a variety of complications can result from their use. Diagnosing and treating these complications and injuries - which sometimes mimic eye diseases - can be complex.Drawing on more than 25 years of knowledge and experience, Contact Lens Complications is the first text to provide a practical, comprehensive overview of the eye injuries caused by wearing contact lenses.This book is filled with hundreds of outstanding, full-color illustrations of problems associated with contact lenses, including eyelid lesions, eye tears, hygiene complications, and lens accidents. You will learn how to confidently manage these problems and effectively distinguish them from common ophthalmic diseases.Additionally, the book covers: treatment guidelines; patient examination and counseling; types of contact lenses available today; common lens fitting and wearing problems; and much more!More than 450 exquisite color photographs and illustrations to facilitate quick injury/disease diagnosisMeticulous, step-by-step techniques for eye examinationEasy-to-understand terminology, even to those new to contact lens patient careClear and concise disease prevention guidelinesPractical patient management tipsContact Lens Complications gives medical professionals factual, clear, current information on the injuries and complications caused by wearing contact lenses. Essential for anyone involved in vision care, this authoritative and eminently practical work is certain to become a key resource in the field.

Hans-Walter Roth

<p>1 Problems Caused by Contact Lenses<br>2 Patient Counseling and Examination<br>3 Pathologic Findings<br>4 Visual Impairment<br>5 Causes of Contact Lens Damage<br>6 Alterations of Contact Lenses<br>7 Primary Fitting and Wearing Problems<br>8 Eye Injuries in Contact Lens Wearers<br>9 Frequency of Contact Lens Complications<br>10 Treatment of Contact Lens Complications</p>