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AUTHORS	YEAR	TITLE	SOURCE	DETAILS
Terry. R Schnider. CM Holden. B	1993	CCLRU Standards for Success of Daily and Extended Wear Contact Lenses	Optometry & Vision Science	70 (3); [pg 234 - 243]
Sweeney. D	1999	The Rebirth of Extended Wear An introduction (PDF 300 KB)	Optician	218 (5721) Oct 1 [pg 18-19]
Tighe. B Brennan. N Coles. C	1999	Silicone Hydrogels What are they and how should they be used in everyday practice. (PDF 260 KB)	Optician	218 (5726) Nov 5 [pg 31-32]
Sweeney. D Guillon. M Maissa. C	1999	The Rebirth of Extended Wear Tear Exchange does it matter? (PDF 68 KB)	Optician	218 (5730) Dec 3 [pg28-30]
Holden. B Sankaridurg. P Jalbert. I	2000	Silicone Hydrogels Adverse events, the epithelium in extended wear, and inflammation and infection in the closed eye. (PDF 255 KB)	Optician	219 (5733) Jan 14 [pg 34-36]
Sweeney. D Knox. K Holden. B	2000	Silicone Hydrogels The future of extended wear (PDF 255 KB)	Optician	219 (5736) Feb 4 [pg 28-29]
Brennan. N Chantel Coles. M-L Jaworski. A Rosario. D	2001	Proposed practice guidelines for Continuous Contact Lens Wear	Clin Exp Optom	84.2 March 2001 [71-77]
Snider. S	2001	FDA APPROVES 30-NIGHT CONTINUOUS WEAR CONTACT LENSES	FDA	October 12 2001

Clinical and Experimental Optometry publishes original research papers and reviews in vision science, optics and clinical optometry. It is the scientific journal of Optometrists Association Australia, and has been published continuously for over eighty years. The journal is published six times a year.

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Optician articles listed above were first published inOptician. These articles are abstracts from the book Silicone Hydrogels: The Rebirth of Continuous Wear Contact Lenses, published by Butterworth and Heinmann and the British Contact Lens Association. See below

SILICONE HYDROGELS: The Rebirth of Continuous Wear Contact lenses written by D. F. Sweeney is also available for online purchase, simplyclick here.

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