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The Impact of Overnight Wear on the Risk of Contact Lens—Associated Ulcerative Keratitis
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“…[3][4][5] The reason for the dominance of P aeruginosa infection in our study may not reflect its geographical prevalence but rather that contact lens wearers accounted for 33 (40.7%) of the cases. P aeruginosa is the most predominant pathogen of contact lensrelated corneal ulcers, [16][17][18] as we found in our study ( Table 3).…”
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“…1 As the contact lens market continues to grow, public health issues associated with contact lens use become of increasing importance. 5,7,8 In fact, a subsequent epidemiologic study in The Netherlands found annualized incidence rates of microbial keratitis similar to those reported in the United States a decade earlier. Of these, ulcerative keratitis has been identified as the most serious, sight-threatening condition.…”
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“…[3][4][5] The reason for the dominance of P aeruginosa infection in our study may not reflect its geographical prevalence but rather that contact lens wearers accounted for 33 (40.7%) of the cases. P aeruginosa is the most predominant pathogen of contact lensrelated corneal ulcers, [16][17][18] as we found in our study ( Table 3).…”
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“…1 As the contact lens market continues to grow, public health issues associated with contact lens use become of increasing importance. 5,7,8 In fact, a subsequent epidemiologic study in The Netherlands found annualized incidence rates of microbial keratitis similar to those reported in the United States a decade earlier. Of these, ulcerative keratitis has been identified as the most serious, sight-threatening condition.…”
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confidence: 91%
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“…[3][4][5] The reason for the dominance of P aeruginosa infection in our study may not reflect its geographical prevalence but rather that contact lens wearers accounted for 33 (40.7%) of the cases. P aeruginosa is the most predominant pathogen of contact lensrelated corneal ulcers, [16][17][18] as we found in our study ( Table 3).…”
Section: Comment
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confidence: 74%
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“…1 As the contact lens market continues to grow, public health issues associated with contact lens use become of increasing importance. 5,7,8 In fact, a subsequent epidemiologic study in The Netherlands found annualized incidence rates of microbial keratitis similar to those reported in the United States a decade earlier. Of these, ulcerative keratitis has been identified as the most serious, sight-threatening condition.…”
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confidence: 54%