Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz

Ucakhan, Omur; BAŞ, Zeynep

Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz

Ömür UÇAKHAN GÜNDÜZ, (Ankara Üniversitesi)

Zeynep BAŞ (Ankara Üniversitesi)

MN Oftalmoloji

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Yıl: 2016 Cilt: 23 Sayı: 1 Kuru Göz Sayfa Aralığı: 83 - 90 Metin Dili: Türkçe İndeks Tarihi: 29-07-2022

Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz

Öz:

Kontakt lens (KL) kullanıcılarının yarısına yakınında kuru göz yakınmaları olduğu düşünülmektedir. Kontakt lens endüstrisindeki yeni teknolojik gelişmelere rağmen kuru göz ve konfor yetersizliği kontakt lens kullanımı bırakılmasındaki en sık nedendir. Kontakt lens kullanımı var olan kuru gözün şiddetini arttırabilir veya daha önce hiç semptomu olmayan bir hastadakuru göze neden olabilir. Bu derlemede, kontakt lens kullanımı ile ilişkili kuru gözde patofizyolojik faktörler, bazı önemli klinik bulgular ve hastaların konforlu bir şekilde kontakt lens kullanmaya devam edebilmeleri için yapılabilecek önerilerdenbahsedilecektir

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Konular: Göz Hastalıkları

Contact Lens Related Dry Eye

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Recent studies estimate the frequency of contact lens related dry eye to be around 50%. Despite the new technological developments in lens industry, dry eye and discomfort are the main reasons for contact lens drop-out. Contact lens use can exacerbate existing dry eye or cause dryness symptoms in a previously healthy patient. In this review, we discuss pathophysiological factors associated with contact lens related dry eye, some important clinical findings and suggestions regarding howto address contact lens discomfort and diminish lens drop-out levels

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Konular: Göz Hastalıkları

Belge Türü: Makale Makale Türü: Araştırma Makalesi Erişim Türü: Erişime Açık

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APA	Ucakhan O, BAŞ Z (2016). Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. , 83 - 90.
Chicago	Ucakhan Omur,BAŞ Zeynep Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. (2016): 83 - 90.
MLA	Ucakhan Omur,BAŞ Zeynep Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. , 2016, ss.83 - 90.
AMA	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. . 2016; 83 - 90.
Vancouver	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. . 2016; 83 - 90.
IEEE	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z "Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz." , ss.83 - 90, 2016.
ISNAD	Ucakhan, Omur - BAŞ, Zeynep. "Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz". (2016), 83-90.

APA	Ucakhan O, BAŞ Z (2016). Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. MN Oftalmoloji, 23(1 Kuru Göz), 83 - 90.
Chicago	Ucakhan Omur,BAŞ Zeynep Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. MN Oftalmoloji 23, no.1 Kuru Göz (2016): 83 - 90.
MLA	Ucakhan Omur,BAŞ Zeynep Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. MN Oftalmoloji, vol.23, no.1 Kuru Göz, 2016, ss.83 - 90.
AMA	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. MN Oftalmoloji. 2016; 23(1 Kuru Göz): 83 - 90.
Vancouver	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz. MN Oftalmoloji. 2016; 23(1 Kuru Göz): 83 - 90.
IEEE	Ucakhan O,BAŞ Z "Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz." MN Oftalmoloji, 23, ss.83 - 90, 2016.
ISNAD	Ucakhan, Omur - BAŞ, Zeynep. "Kontakt Lens Kullanımı ile İlişkili Kuru Göz". MN Oftalmoloji 23/1 Kuru Göz (2016), 83-90.