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Contact Lens Spectrum
February 2002
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(p. 25) Children: An Untapped Population of Contact Lens Wearers By Jeffrey
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(p.34) Educational Materials for You and Your Practice by Etty Bitton, OD,
MS, FAAO
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(p. 42) A Closer Look at Three Disposable Soft Contact Lenses by William
Miller, OD, PhD, FAAO, Julie Jackson, RN, OD and Thomas C. Prager, PhD,
MPH
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(pg. 54) Treatment Plan: NSAIDS and Corneal Melting By Leo Semes,
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