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  • 3. Orthokeratology: part I historical perspective.
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  • 9. Rigid gas-permeable extended wear: a comparative clinical study.
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  • 10. Detection and measurement of corneal alterations due to conventional contact lens wear.
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  • 12. Contact lenses and corneal shields.
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  • 16. Research in orthokeratology. Part VIII: results, conclusions and discussion of techniques.
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  • 17. Contrast sensitivity functions for clinical optometry.
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  • 18. Corneal foreign body injury during overnight orthokeratology lens wear: a case report.
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