Archives of Ophthalmology
 1954
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1954.00920040214008
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Contact Lenses in Aphakia

E. F. CONSTANTINE1,
John McLean2
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“…The average aniseikonia was 7.5 per cent. 68 This study also confirmed an earlier study reporting that less than half the patients wore their contact lenses for more than one-third of the day. 69 Ogle, in 1958, emphasized the need for a more objective evaluation of patients and stressed the importance of determining residual aniseikonia.22 In 1959, Dyer and Ogle thoroughly investigated the binocular function of seven patients wearing unilateral contact lens correction.…”
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