Quantitative study analyzes tear protein levels before and after contact lens wear, indicating physiological changes.
The total protein concentration of daily tear samples from eight male subjects, before lens placement and after lenses had been worn for a specific period, were monitored. The resulting transient instability in protein concentration and the associated physiological implications are discussed.
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