PubMed · 1993 · 25 citations · 35 references
MedicineOphthalmologyVision ScienceBinocular VisionClinical Vision ScienceOphthalmic SurgeryAmblyopia ManagementContact Lens Clinical PracticeContact Lens InterventionsContact Lens OpticsRefractive ErrorSoft Contact LensesArtificial Iris ImplantationBinocular DiplopiaBinocular Vision DisturbanceBinocular Vision TherapySoft Contact Lens OpticsVision Through Contact Lenses
Soft opaque contact lenses may be useful in certain recalcitrant vision problems. When the full central area is opaque, contact lenses eliminate the visual image, provide acceptable cosmesis, and may be useful in cases of intractable diplopia as well as in the treatment of amblyopia. Artificial iris contact lenses eliminate para-axial rays in monocular diplopia, aniridia, and albinism.
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