Experimental observations and theoretical predictions reveal oxygen tension levels in corneal environments during blinking.
Measurements of oxygen tension in the tear reservoir of a corneal contact lens on a human eye were made over a series of blink frequencies. Comparisons between these laboratory observations and the theoretical model, which predicts the oxygen tension levels of such systems as they reach stability, are described.
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