Study examines refractive error stability in contact lens wearers, indicating relationship between corneal changes and refractive components.
A study of 25 long‐term contact lens wearers, fitted so as to minimize changes in their refractive error, showed an inverse relationship between corneal curvature change and change in refractive components other than the cornea. When the cornea flattens, the other components change inversely so that the refractive error usually remains unchanged.
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