Annuai Index 2 991

AUTHORS

Ajello M, see McKenney CD Alfonso E, see Efron N

Bachman WG: Contact Lens Wear with an Aviation Protective Mask: A Preliminary Study, 18( 1&2):21-23

Beekman A, see Goldenberg MS Benjamin WJ: Brinksmanship and the

Public Health Perspective, (Clinical R&D), 18(9&10):201-202

Benjamin WJ: Edge Inspection of Rigid Lenses with a 78 D or 90 D Lens (Clinical R&D), 18(5&6):113

Benjamin WJ: Reflections on Contact Lens Translation as Viewed with a Dental Mirror (Clinical R&D), 18(3&4):74

Benjamin WJ, see Blehl E Bergbauer KL, Kuck JFR, Su KC, Yu

NT: Use of a UV-Blocking Contact Lens in Evaluation of UV-Induced Damage to the Guinea Pig Lens, 18(9&10):182-187

Bemstein PR, Gunde1 RE, Rosen JS: Masking Comeal Toricity with Hydrogels: Does it Work?, 18(3&4):67-70

Blanks G: Literature Review of Hydrogel Presbyopie Correction, 18(7&8):142-147

Blehl E, Lowther GE, Benjamin WJ: Flexural Characteristics of SoftPerm, Boston IV, and RXD Contact Lenses on Toric Comeas, 18(3&4):59-62

Bouron P, see Efron N Bridgewater BA: Toric RGP Curve

Stability, 18(3&4):63-66

Camey LG, see Fink BA Caroline PJ, see Tomlinson A Cox 1, Fonn D: Interference Filters to

Eliminate the Surface Reflex and Improve Contrast during Fluorescein Photography, 18(9&10):178-181

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 1. The Method, 18( 1&2):3&34

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 11. Individual Systems and a Population Model, 18(3&4):71-73

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 111. Influence of Base Curve on

Post-lens Tear Exchange, 18(5&6):106-109

Dvorak DG, see House HO

Edrington TB, see House HO Edrington TB, see Simmons PA Efron N, Henriquez A, Merkx JTM,

Alfonso E, Bouron P, Fonn D, Nishida T, Ostlund K, Schnider CM, Sweeney DF, Tann KC: Disposable Contact Lenses (Position Paper), 18(7&8):127-129

Efron N, Lowe R, Vallas V, Grusiner E: Clinical Efficacy of Standing Wave and Ultrasound for Cleaning and Disinfecting Contact Lenses, 18( 1&2):24-29

Efron N, Wohl A, Toma NG, Jones LWJ, Lowe R: Pseudomonas Comeal Ulcers Associated with Daily Wear of Disposable Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18(3&4):4652

Fatt 1: Gas-to-gas Oxygen Permeability Measurements on RGP and Silicone Rubber Lens Material, 18(9&10):192-199

Fink BA, Camey LG, Hill RM: The Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency: A Comparative Study, 18(5&6):95-101

Fink BA, Hill RM, Camey LG: A Comparison of the Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter and Axial Edge Lift Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency, 18(7&8):148-153

Fonn D, see Cox 1 Fonn D, see Efron N

Gerstman DR, see Homer DG Ghormley NR: Acuvue or Surevue?

(Overview) 18(11&12):213 Ghormley NR: Contact Lenses 1991-The

Future? (Overview), 18( 1&2):6-8 Ghormley NR: A Disposable Contact

Lens Case? (Overview), 18(3&4):45 Ghormley NR: NOVALENS-A New

Miracle Contact Lens? (Overview), 18(9&10):173-174

Ghormley NR: Soft Bifocal Contact Lenses-Gxygen Performance (Overview), 18(5&6):85-87

Ghormley NR: Specific Gravity-Does it Contribute to RGP Lens Adherente? (Overview), 18(7&8):125-126

Gnadt GR, Gordon A: Fungal

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Contamination of Soft Contact Lenses, 18(5&6):102-105

Goldberg JB: Contact Lenses for Dry Eyes: A Bottomless Pit (Photoatlas), 18(7&8):163-164

Goldberg JB: Modification Procedures for Aspheric Comeal Lenses (Photoatlas) , 18(5&6):11&112

Goldberg JB: Removing Hydrophobic Sites on RGP Comeal Lenses (Photoatlas), 18( 1&2):35-36

Goldberg JB: Some Problems with Soft Lenses (Photoatlas), 18(9&10):200

Goldenberg MS, Rennwantz E, Beekman A: Polarographic Evaluation of Highly Oxygen Permeable Silicone Rubber: Correction for Electrode Nonlinearity and Implications for Contact Lenses, 18(7&8):154-162

Goldsmith WA, Steel S: Rotational Characteristics of Toric Contact Lenses, 18(11&12):227-229

Gordon A, see Gnadt GR Gruber E: The State of Contact Lenses

in the United States in the 199O’s, 18(9&10):175-177

Grusiner E, see Efron N Guillon JP, see Tomlinson A Gunde1 RE, see Bemstein PR Gunning JN, see House HO

Hamano H, see Sakamoto R Hammack GG, see Lowther GE Heath GG, see Homer DG Henriquez A, see Efron N Hill RM: Comeas: In Search of the

“Right Stuff’ (The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(5&6):11+115

Hill RM: Getting to the Bottom of the Dry Eye, 18( 11&12):251

Hill RM: Salines and their pH Problems (The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(9&10):203-204

Hill RM: Soothing Solutions: Acidity (The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(3&4):75-76

Hill RM, see Dillehay SM Hill RM, see Fink BA Homer DG, Soni PS, Heath GG,

Gerstman DR: Management of Scarred Comea with RGP Contact Lens, 18( 1&2):9-13

House HO, Leach NE, Edrington TB, Gunning JN, Parsick SJ, Cyert L, Marsden HJ, Dvorak DG, Toscane FR, Walter DE: Contact Lens Daily Cleaner Efficacy: Multi-purpose Versus

0 1991 Buttetworth-Heinemann

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(The Anterior Segment), 18(7&8):165-167

Shovlin JP: Keratoconus in Patients Wearing Rigid Contact Lenses. Part 11: Adverse Contact Lens Effects on the Comea, 18( 1&2):37-38

Simmons PA, Edrington TB, Hsieh L, Wang L: Bacterial Contamination Rate of Soft Contact Lens Cases, 18(9&10):188-191

Simmons P, see Tomlinson A Soni PS, see Homer DG Steel S, see Goldsmith WA Su KC, see Bergbauer KL Sweeney DF, see Efron N

Tan KC, see Efron N Toma NG, see Efron N Tomlinson A, Caroline PJ, Guillon JP:

Effect of Fluorine Content of RGP Contact Lens Polymers on Tear Film, Lens Wettability, and Deposit Resistance, 18(3&4):53-58

Tomlinson A, see Ridder WH Tomlinson A, Simmons P: Surface

Deposits on Low Water Content Hydrogel Contact Lenses: Comparison of SEM and Protein Assay Techniques, 18(5&6):88-94

Toscane FR, see House HO

Vallas V, see Efron N

Walter DE, see House HO Wang L, see Simmons PA Westin E, see Rumsey KE Wissner S, see Lowther GE Wohl A, see Efron N

Yu NT, see Bergbauer KL

Single-purpose Products, 18( 11&12):238-245

Hsieh L, see Simmons PA

Janoff LE: Intraocular Pressure Measurements with the Tonopen 11 over a Disposable Soft Lens, 18( 11&12):246-250

Johnson TJ, Schnider CM: Clinical Performance and Patient Preferences for Hydrogel versus RGP Lenses: A Crossover Study, 18(7&8):13&135

Jones, LW], see Efron N

Kuck JFR, see Bergbauer

Leach NE, see House HO Lowe R, see Efron N Lowther GE: The Cooperative Centre for

Eye Research and Technology (CL Commentary), 18(5&6):84

Lowther GE: How Safe are Hydrogel Disinfection Systems? (CL Commentary), 18(7&8):124

Lowther GE, Hammack GG, Wissner S: Quantification of Visible Deposits on Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18(11&12):219-226

Lowther GE: International Growth of the Contact Lens Field (CL Commentary), 18(9&10):172

Lowther GE, see Blehl E Lowther GE: Two Pioneers in Contact

Lens Development and Manufacturing Have Been Lost (CL Commentary), 18( 1&2):4-5

Lowther GE: Tinted and Cosmetic Hydrogel Contact Lenses (CL Commentary), 18(3&4):44

SUBJECTS

Aspheric Lenses Goldberg JB: Modification Procedures for

Aspheric Comeal Lenses (Photoatlas), 18(5&6):11&112

Aviation Bachman WC: Contact Lens Wear with

an Aviation Protective Mask: A Preliminary Study, 18(1&2):21-23

Bifocal Contact Lenses Blanks G: Literature Review of Hydrogel

Presbyopie Correction, 18(7&8):142-147

Ghormley NR: Soft Bifocal Contact Lenses-Oxygen Performance (Overview), 18(5&6):85-87

Cleaning and Disinfection Efron N, Lowe R, Vallas V, Grusiner E:

Clinical Efficacy of Standing Wave

Lowther GE: Where Have the Rigid Contact Lens Fitters Gone? (CL Commentary), 18(11&12):212

Marsden HJ, see House HO McKenney CD, Ajello M: Comparative

Case Contamination: Three Disinfection Systems, 18 (1&2):14-20

Merkx JTM, see Efron N Miyanaga Y, see Sakamoto R

Nishida T, see Efron N

Ostlund K, see Efron N

Parsick SJ, see House HO Perrigin D, see Rumsey KE

Rennwantz E, see Goldenberg MS Ridder WH, Tomlinson A: Blink-

Induced, Tempora1 Variations in Contrast Sensitivity, 18(11&12):231-237

Rosen JS, see Bemstein PR Rumsey JM, see Rumsey KE Rumsey KE, Westin E, Rumsey JM,

Perrigin D: Disposable vs. Extended Wear Lenses in the Management of Papillary Hypertrophy, 18(7&8):136-141

Sakamoto R, Miyanaga Y, Hamano H; Soft and RGP Lens Comeal Swelling and Deswelling with Ovemight Wear, 18(11-12):214-218

Schnider CM, see Efron N Schnider CM, see Johnson TJ Shovlin JP: Dendriform Lesions of the

Comea: An Important Differential Diagnosis in Contact Lens Wearers

and Ultrasound for Cleaning and Disinfecting Contact Lenses, 18( 1&2):24-29

Ghormley NR: A Disposable Contact Lens Case? (Overview), 18(3&4):45

Gnadt GR, Gordon A: Fungal Contamination of Soft Contact Lenses, 18(5&6):102-105

Hill RM: Salines and their pH Problems (The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(9&10):203-204

House HO, Leach NE, Edringcon TB, Gunning JN, Parsick SJ, Cyert L, Marsden HJ, Dvorak DG, Toscane FR, Walter DE: Contact Lens Daily Cleaner Efficacy: Multi-purpose Versus Single,purpose Products, 18(11&12):238-245

Lowther GE: How Safe are Hydrogel Disinfection Systems? (CL Commentary), 18(7&8):124

McKenney CD, Ajello M: Comparative Case Contamination: Three Disinfection Systems, 18( 1&2): 14-20

Simmons PA, Edrington TB, Hsieh L, Wang L: Bacterial Contamination

Rate of Soft Contact Lens Cases, 18(9&10):188-191

Contrast Sensitivity

Ridder WH, Tomlinson A: Blink- Induced, Temporal Variations in Contrast Sensitivity, 18 (11&12):000-000

Deposits

Lowther GE, Hammack GG, Wissner S: Quantification of Visible Deposits on Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18( 11&12):219-226

Tomlinson A, Caroline PJ, Guillon JP: Effect of Fluorine Content of RGP Contact Lens Polymers on Tear Film, Lens Wettability, and Deposit Resistance, 18(3&4):53-58

Tomlinson A, Simmons P: Surface Deposits on Low Water Content Hydrogel Contact Lenses: Comparison of SEM and Protein Assay Techniques, 18:(5&6):88-94

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Design

Gruber E: The State of Contact Lenses in the United States in the 1990’s 18(9&10):175-177

Disposable Lenses

Efron N, Henriquez A, Markx JTM, Alfonso E, Bouron P, Fonn D, Nishida T, Ostlund K, Schnider CM, Sweeney DF, Tann KC: Disposable Contact Lenses (Position Paper), 18(7&8):127-129

Efron N, Wohl A, Toma NG, Jones LWJ, Lowe R: Pseudomonas Comeal Ulcers Associated with Daily Wear of Disposable Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18(3&4):4&52

Janoff LE: Intraocular Pressure Measurements with the Tonopen 11 over a Disposable Soft Lens, 18( 11&12):246-250

Rumsey KE, Westin E, Rumsey JM, Perrigin D: Disposable vs. Extended Wear Lenses in the Management of Papillary Hypertrophy, 18(7&8):136-141

Fitting

Benjamin WJ: Reflections on Contact Lens Translation as Viewed with a Dental Mirror (Clinical R&D), 18(3&4):74

Fluorescein Photography

Cox 1, Fonn D: Interference Filters to Eliminate the Surface Reflex and Improve Contrast during Fluorescein Photography, 18(9&10):178-181

Hydrogel Extended-Wear Lenses

Rumsey KE, Westin E, Rumsey JM, Perrigin D: Disposable vs. Extended Wear Lenses in the Management of Papillary Hypertrophy, 18(7&8):136-141

Sakamoto R, Miyanaga Y, Hamano H; Soft and RGP Lens Comeal Swelling and Deswelling with Ovemight Wear, 18( 11&12):214-218

Hydrogel Lenses

Bergbauer KL, Kuck JFR, Su KC, Yu NT: Use of a UV-Blocking Contact Lens in Evaluation of UV-Induced Damage to the Guinea Pig Lens, 18(9&10):182-187

Bemstein PR, Gunde1 RE, Rosen JS: Masking Comeal Toricity with Hydrogels: Does it Work?, 18(3&4):67-70

Gnadt CR, Cordon A: Fungal Contamination of Soft Contact Lenses, 18(5&6):102-105

Goldberg JB: Some Problems with Soft Lenses (Photoatlas), 18(9&10):200

Johnson TJ, Schnider CM: Clinical Performance and Patient Preferences for Hydrogel versus RGP Lenses: A Crossover Study, 18(7&8):13C-135

McKenney CD, Ajello M: Comparative Case Contamination: Three Disinfection Systems, 18( 1&2):14-20

Ridder WH, Tomlinson A: Blink- Induced, Tempora1 Variations in Contrast Sensitivity, 18( 11&12):231-237

Tomlinson A, Simmons P: Surface Deposits on Low Water Content Hydrogel Contact Lenses: Comparison of SEM and Protein Assay Techniques, 18(5&6):88-94

Gruber E: The State of Contact Lenses in the United States in the 1990’s 18(9&10):175-177

Intraocular Pressure

Janoff LE: Intraocular Pressure Measurements with the Tonopen 11 over a Disposable Soft Lens, 18( 11&12):246-250

Manufacturers

Lowther GE: Two Pioneers in Contact Lens Development and Manufacturing Have Been Lost (CL Commentary), 18( 1&2):4-5

Marketing

Lowther GE: International Growth of the Contact Lens Field (CL Commentary), 18(9&10):172

Materials

Ghormley NR: Specific Gravity-Does it Contribute to RGP Lens Adherente? (Overview), 18(7&8):125-126

Gruber E: The State of Contact Lenses in the United States in the 1990’s 18(9&10):175-177

Keratoconus

Shovlin JP: Keratoconus in Patients Wearing Rigid Contact Lenses. Part 11: Adverse Contact Lens Effects on the Comea (The Anterior Segment), 18( 1&2):37-38

Oxygen

Fatt 1: Gas-to-gas Oxygen Permeability Measurements on RGP and Silicone Rubber Lens Material, 18(9&10):192-199

Fink BA, Camey LG, Hill RM: The Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency: A Comparative Study, 18(5&6):95-101

Fink BA, Hill RM, Camey LG: A Comparison of the Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter and

Axial Edge Lift Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency, 18(7&8):148-153

Ghormley NR: Soft Bifocal Contact Lenses-Oxygen Performance (Overview), 18(5&6):85-87

Hill RM: Comeas: In Search of the “Right Stuff’ (The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(5&6):114-115

Goldenberg MS, Rennwantz E, Beekman A: Polarographic Evaluation of Highly Oxygen Permeable Silicone Rubber: Correction for Electrode Nonlinearity and Implications for Contact Lenses, 18(7&8):15+162

Pathology

Bergbauer KL, Kuck JFR, Su KC, Yu NT: Use of a UV-Blocking Contact Lens in Evaluation of UV-Induced Damage to the Guinea Pip Lens, 18(9&10):182-187

Efron N, Wohl A, Toma NG, Jones LWJ, Lowe R: Pseudomonas Comeal Ulcers Associated with Daily Wear of Disposable Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18(3&4):46-52

Rumsey KE, Westin E, Rumsey JM, Perrigin D: Disposable vs. Extended Wear Lenses in the Management of Papillary Hypertrophy, 18(7&8):136-141

Shovlin JP: Dendriform Lesions of the Comea: An Important Differential Diagnosis in Contact Lens Wearers (The Anterior Segment), 18(7&8):165-167

Rigid Contact Lenses

Benjamin WJ: Edge Inspection of Rigid Lenses with a 78 D or 90 D Lens (Clinical R&D), 18(5&6):113

Blehl E, Lowther GE, Benjamin WJ: Flexural Characteristics of SoftPerm, Boston IV, and RXD Contact Lenses on Toric Comeas, 18(3&4):59-62

Bridgewater BA: Toric RGP Curve Stability, 18(3&4):63-66

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 1. The Method, 18(1&2):30-34

Dillehay SM, Hill RE: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 11. Individual Systems and a Population Model, 18(3&4):71-73

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 111. Influence of Base Curve on Post-lens Tear Exchange, 18(5&6):106-109

Fatt 1: Gas-to-gas Oxygen Permeability Measurements on RGP and Silicone Rubber Lens Material, 18(9&10):192-199

Fink BA, Camey LG, Hill RM: The Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter Changes on Tear Pump

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Efficiency: A Comparative Study, 18(5&6):95-101

Fink BA, Hill RM, Camey LG: A Comparison of the Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter and Axial Edge Lift Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency, 18( 7618): 148-153

Ghormley NR: NOVALENS-A New Miracle Contact Lens? (Overview), 18(9&10):173-174

Ghormley NR: Specific Gravity-Does it Contribute to RGP Lens Adherente? (Overview), 18(7&8):125-126

Goldberg JB: Removing Hydrophobic Sites on RGP Comeal Lenses (Photoatlas), 18( 1&2):35-36

Homer DG, Soni PS, Heath GG, Gerstman DR: Management of Scarred Comea with RGP Contact Lens, 18( 1&2):9-13

Johnson TJ, Schnider CM: Clinical Performance and Patient Preferences for Hydrogel versus RGP Lenses: A Crossover Study, 18(7&8):13C-135

Lowther GE: Where Have the Rigid Contact Lens Fitters Gone? (CL Commentary), 18(11&12);212

Sakamoto R, Miyanaga Y, Hamano H; Soft and RGP Lens Comeal Swelling and Deswelling with Ovemight Wear, 18(11-12):214-218

Shovlin JP: Keratoconus in Patients Wearing Rigid Contact Lenses. Part 11: Adverse Contact Lens Effects on the Comea (The Anterior Segment), 18( 1&2):37-38

Tomlinson A, Caroline PJ, Guillon JP: Effect of Fluorine Content of RGP Contact Lens Polymers on Tear Film, Lens Wettability, and Deposit Resistance, 18(3&4):53-58

Rigid Extended-Wear Lenses Sakamoto R, Miyanaga Y, Hamano H:

Soft and RGP Lens Comeal Swelling and Deswelling with Ovemight Wear, 18( 1 l-12):214-218

Solutions Hill RM: Soothing Solutions: Acidity

(The Eye and the Contact Lens), 18(3&4):75-76

Silicone Contact Lenses Fatt 1: Gas-to-gas Oxygen Permeability

Measurements on RGP and Silicone Rubber Lens Material, 18(9&10):192-199

Tears Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear

Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 1. The Method, 18( 1&2):3&34

Dillehay SM, Hill RE: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 11. Individual Systems and a Population Model, 18(3&4):71-73

Dillehay SM, Hill RM: Measures of Tear Exchange under Rigid Contact Lenses: Part 111. Influence of Base Curve on Post-lens Tear Exchange, 18(5&6):106-109

Fink BA, Carney LG, Hill RM: The Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency: A Comparative Study, 18(5&6):95-101

Fink BA, Hill RM, Camey LG: A Comparison of the Effects of Rigid Contact Lens Overall Diameter and Axial Edge Lift Changes on Tear Pump Efficiency, 18(7&8):148--153

Goldberg JB: Contact Lenses for Dry

Annuul Index

Eyes: A Bottomless Pit (Photoatlas), 18(7&8):163-164

Hill RM: Getting to the Bottom of the Dry Eye, 18( 11&12):251

Tomlinson A, Caroline PJ, Guillon JP: Effect of Fluorine Content of RGP Contact Lens Polymers on Tear Film, Lens Wettability, and Deposit Resistance, 18(3&4):53-58

Tinted Lenses Lowther GE: Tinted and Cosmetic

Hydrogel Contact Lenses (CL Commentary), 18(3&4):44

Toric Lenses Bemstein PR, Gunde1 RE, Rosen JS:

Masking Comeal Toricity with Hydrogels: Does it Work?, 18(3&4):67-70

Blehl E, Lowther GE, Benjamin WJ: Flexural Characteristics of SoftPerm, Boston IV, and RXD Contact Lenses on Toric Comeas, 18(3&4):59-62

Bridgewater BA: Toric RGP Curve Stability, 18(3&4):63-66

Goldsmith WA, Steel S: Rotational Characteristics of Toric Contact Lenses, 18( 11&12):227-230

UV Radiation Bergbauer KL, Kuck JFR, Su KC, Yu

NT: Use of a UV-Blocking Contact Lens in Evaluation of UV-Induced Damage to the Guinea Pig Lens, 18(9&10):182-187

Video Image Processing Lowther GE, Hammack GG, Wissner S:

Quantification of Visible Deposits on Hydrogel Contact Lenses, 18(11&12):219-226

Senior Research Optometrist

Healthcam and OptIcs Wrldwlde

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