01951nam a2200337Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030015001400071020001500085040004200100042000800142050002300150060001500173060002200188082002800210245007800238250001200316260009600328300004100424504005100465505075800516650005701274650003401331650003201365650004501397650003901442650003901481650005901520700003401579278829OCoLC20160527195625.0040623s2004    stka     b    001 0 eng    aGBA4X7611  a0750687797  aNLMcNLMdTEFdUKMdJDRdOCLCQdBAKER  apcc 4aRE977.C6bS55 200400a2004 J-12010aWW 355bS583 200404a617.7523bS583 200422200aSilicone hydrogelsbcontinuous-wear contact lensescedited by D. Sweeney.  a2nd ed.  aEdinburghaNew YorkbButterworth HeinemannaLondonbBritish Contact Lens Associationc2004.  axv, 318 p.bill. (some col.)c25 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00g1tSilicone hydrogels: structure, properties and behaviourrBrian Tighe --g2tThe epithelium in extended wearrGraeme Wilson, Patrick M. Ladage and H. Dwight Cavanagh --g3tTear mixing under soft contact lensesrKimberly L. Miller, Meng C. Lin, Clayton J. Radke and Kenneth A. Polse --g4tInflammation and infection and the effects of the closed eyerMark Willcox et al --g5tCorneal hypoxiarNoel A. Brennan and Desmond Fonn --g6tClinical performance of silicone hydrogel lensesrDeborah F. Sweeney et al --g7tAdverse events and infections: which ones and how manyrPadmaja R. Sankaridurg, Brien A. Holden and Isabelle Jalbert --g8tWhere do silicone hydrogels fit into everyday practice?rNoel A. Brennan, M-L. Chantal Coles and Anna K. Dahl.12aContact Lenses, Hydrophilicxadverse effects.2Local 0aSilicones in medicine.2Local 0aSoft contact lenses.2Local 6aLentilles de contact hydrophiles.2Local22aSiliconesxadverse effects.2Local22aHydrogelsxadverse effects.2Local22aContact Lenses, Extended-Wearxadverse effects.2Local1 aSweeney, D.q(Deborah)2Local