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By Harold I. Moss, OD, FAAO, and Tom F. Brungardt, M. Optometry, FAAO. Pp 57, with 28 color plates. Duffens Contact Lens Company, Inc., Topeka, Kansas, 1963.

Anthony Donn, MD, Reviewer

Arch Ophthalmol. 1964;71(1):150.

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The book is comprised of 28 color plates showing the fluorescein patterns made by various contact lens-cornea relationships. Each plate is accompanied by a crosssectional drawing of the lens on the cornea and by a page of description and interpretation. There is no discussion of the relative merits of other methods of evaluating a contact lens fit, and the authors are not dogmatic about their principles of fitting. The photographs are clear and not retouched. The book is a useful atlas for evaluating fluorescein patterns. . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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