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Poster: Piggyback Attack: Piggyback Lens Fit Secondary to Traumatic Ocular Injuries
Global Specialty Lens Symposium (2019)
  • Jessica Tu, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Abstract
Approximately 2.4 million ocular injuries occurring in the US annually, and may lead to temporary or permanent vision loss. [1] Dependent on its origin, ocular trauma may range from corneal abrasions to traumatic iritis, to retinopathies and detachment. Piggybacking a corneal gas permeable (GP) contact lens over a soft contact lens is an alternative option that proves beneficial when other specialty lenses are contraindicated and/or cannot be manipulated with needed parameters (i.e., filtering blebs, necessary colour options).
Disciplines
Publication Date
January, 2019
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Citation Information
Jessica Tu. "Poster: Piggyback Attack: Piggyback Lens Fit Secondary to Traumatic Ocular Injuries" Global Specialty Lens Symposium (2019)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jessica-tu/3/