2005
Effect of a Multipurpose Contact Lens Solution on the Survival and Binding of Acanthamoeba Species on Contact Lenses Examined With a No-Rub Regimen
Abstract: The efficacy of RMP for Acanthamoeba was not appreciably altered in the presence of organic soil in a no-rub protocol. The antimicrobial activity, in part, appeared to be a combination of reducing the capacity for binding of representative Acanthamoeba to the lens by alteration of morphology, often followed by lysis of the amoebae.
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“…The field of Acanthamoeba keratitis research and contact lens disinfection agents sometimes contains contentious or differing results, often attributable to varying methods of investigation and quantification. Fortunately, the methods used in this investigation demonstrated similar results to what has been reported for other global products 29 . Furthermore, despite a field of varied reports, some consistencies in the use of certain biocides against Acanthamoeba persist.…”
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