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Fluorophotometric Assessment of Tear Turnover Under Rigid Contact Lenses

To examine the effect of rigid contact lens design on tear turnover the left and right eyes of 25 healthy volunteers were randomly fitted with either a spherical or an aspherical contact lens. Tear turnover is defined as the percentage of decrease of fluorescein concentration in the tear film per minute as a result of tear flow after instillation of fluorescein and can be determined with a fluorophotometer. A drop of fluorescein (1µl, 2% ) was instilled in each contact lens-wearing eye, whereafter the decrease of the fluorescein was measured for about 30 min. The test was repeated without contact lenses. No statistically significant difference was found between the tear turnover in the spherical, the aspherical, and the non-contact lenswearing eyes (mean values ± SD: 15.2 ± 4.9, 15.6 ± 5.9, and 16.9 ±6.8 %lmin, p > 0.20)