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Kelly E. Lusk, Ph.D. Terry Schwartz, M.D. Cincinnati Childrens Vision Rehabilitation Program (CCVRP)
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- An overview of therapeutic contact lenses? - Literature review
- Contact lens use in children - Therapeutic CL use in persons with low vision - Therapeutic CL use in children with low vision
- Discussion
- Contact lenses with other low vision rehab options
Future Directions
Large scale study (or studies) of children with low vision
Light-controlling contact lenses with and possibly without further vision rehabilitation options
Albinism, Achromatopsia, Aniridia, Cone Dystrophies
Age to prescribe (evaluations and follow-up) Improvement in functional outcomes (visual performance, comfort, social acceptance, ECC areas, etc.) Longitudinal data to support findings, continued use
References
Efron, N., Morgan, P. B., Woods, C. A., & The International Contact Lens Prescribing Survey Consortium. (2011). Survey of contact lens prescribing to infants, children, and teenagers. Optometry and Vision Science, 88, 461-468. Jones, L. A., Walline, J. J., Gaume, A., Rah, M. J., Manny, R. E., Berntsen, D. A., Chitkara, M., Kim, A., & Quinn, N. (2009). Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, 32, 157-163. Kruijt, B., Franssen, L., Prick, L., van Vliet, J., & van den Berg, T. (2011). Ocular straylight in albinism. Optometry and Vision Science, 88, E585-E592.
References, continued
Park, W. L., & Sunness, J. S. (2004). Red contact lenses for alleviation of photophobia in patients with cone disorders. American Journal of Ophthalmology, 137, 774-775. Rajak, S. N., Currie, A. D. M., Dubois, V. J. P., Morris, M., & Vickers, S. (2006). Tinted contact lenses as an alternative management for photophobia in stationary cone dystrophies in children. Journal of AAPOS, 10, 336-339. Stevenson, G., & Gardner, L. (2010). Progressive cone dystrophy, nystagmus, and contact lenses. Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, 33, 228-230.
References, continued
Walline, J. J., Jones, L. A., Chitkara, M., Coffey, B., Jackson, J. M., Manny, R. E., Rah, M. J., Prinstein, M. J., Zadnik, K., & The ACHIEVE Study Group. (2006). The adolescent and child health initiative to encourage vision empowerment (ACHIEVE) study design and baseline data. Optometry and Vision Science, 83, 37-45. Walline, J. J., Jones, L. A., Rah, M. J., Manny, R. E., Berntsen, D. A., Chitkara, M., Gaume, A., Kim, A., Quinn, N., & The CLIP Study Group. (2007). Contact lenses in pediatrics (CLIP) study: Chair time and ocular health. Optometry and Vision Science, 84, 896-902.
References, continued
Walline, J. J., Long, S., & Zadnik, K. (2004). Daily disposable contact lens wear in myopic children. Optometry and Vision Science, 81, 254-258.
Questions?
Thank you!
kelly.lusk@cchmc.org