Monitoring tear concentrations reveals sodium and potassium variations during contact lens adaptation, suggesting fitting implications.
Sodium and potassium concentrations of the tears of six patients were monitored during adaptation to contact lenses and compared with pre‐fitting levels. These two cations were found to vary relatively independently. and the implications of these variations are discussed relative to fitting observations.
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