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  Vol. 106 No. 12, December 1988 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Visual field constriction caused by colored contact lenses

M. S. Insler, C. Hendricks and D. M. George
Louisiana State University Medical Center School of Medicine, LSU Eye Center 70112-2234.

Goldmann visual field testing was performed on ten patients while they were wearing the recently released DuraSoft 3 colored soft contact lenses. All patients but one had visual field constriction ranging from 5 degrees to 20 degrees. When the areas inside the three tested isopters were averaged, the amount of field loss ranged from 21% to 47%. Contact lens fitters as well as wearers should be warned of this potential complication.





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