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α1‐antitrypsin and C‐reactive protein levels in tear fluid after continuous contact lens wear

Corneal inflammation has long been associated with contact lens wear and the use of extended‐wear lenses enhances the risk of corneal injury. Elucidation of the molecular mediators of contact lens‐associated inflammation has the potential to provide injury‐identifying markers early in the inflammatory process, as well as determine potential therapeutic targets.