Publications

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Jones L, Woods C. Compromises’ end? The introduction of a silicone hydrogel daily disposable lens Silicone Hydrogels Website 2008

Jones L., Jones D., Jones R. Contact lenses: Beyond 2020 Pharma (Australia) 2019, Dec: 12-13

Jones L., Woods J., Walsh K., Luensmann D. Happy 20th, silicone hydrogels! Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses 2019, Jan/Feb: 12-13

Jones,L., Walsh,K.. COVID-19 and contact lenses - Practice re-entry considerations Optician 2020;August22-28 [ Show Abstract ]

A return to contact lens practice after the COVID-19 lock down requires an enhanced awareness of the risks and possibilities of contamination in the practice, and how to manage these. Patients can be triaged via a survey and telehealth before the appointment, and then precautions taken to assure distancing and protection as far as possible during their time in the practice. Staff need to be trained in new procedures and protected from exposure via screens and masks. Regular, rigorous cleaning of surfaces and equipment needs to be carried out between appointments and re-useable diagnostic lenses will need to be disinfected according to rigorous guidelines. However, with adequate guidance and care, contact lens wear continues to be a good option for patients.

K Dumbleton, L Jones. Non-compliance: So what? ContactLensUpdate.com 2011

Keir N. Have silicone hydrogels improved contact lens-related discomfort and dryness? SiliconeHydrogels.org 2007

Keir N. Why contact lens groups? SiliconeHydrogels.org 2009

Krishnakumar R, Sukumar S, Subbaraman LN, Srinivasan S. Variability in the measurement of Interpupillary Distance The Indian Optician 200268-70

Lam M, Jones L. What a time to be alive: The future for contact lenses MiVision 2022;18171-72

Lievens C, Jones L. The compelling case for hydrogen peroxide Contact Lens Spectrum 2019;34, 6: 30,32,33,36

Luensmann D. Physiological response to protein and cholesterol deposition on silicone hydrogel contact lenses - An article review ContactLensUpdate.com 2011

Luensmann D. A meta-analysis of studies on cosmetically tinted soft contact lenses ContactLensUpdate.com 2014

Luensmann D. Summary: Iatrogenic report – Dry eye disease caused by a medical treatment or procedure ContactLensUpdate.com 2017

Luensmann D. Summary: IMI Interventions for Controlling Myopia Onset and Progression Report ContactLensUpdate.com 2019

Luensmann D. Can we mask corneal astigmatism with soft lenses? https://contactlensupdate.com/2024/06/19/can-we-mask-corneal-astigmatism-with-soft-lenses/ 2024, 78:

Luensmann D. Fast Forward to the Future: Regaining Accommodation: Which Way to Go? Contact Lens Spectrum 2024;39, July:

Luensmann D. Practitioner Reference: Optimize Multifocal Soft Lens Fitting
https://contactlensupdate.com/2024/10/03/practitioner-reference-optimize-multifocal-soft-lens-fitting/ 2024, 80:

Luensmann D, Jones L. Albuminablagerungen auf kontaklinsen-materialien: Ein uberblick Die Kontaklinse 2009;518-23

Luensmann D, Jones L. Clinical performance of a new silicone hydrogel colored contact lens Optometry Times 2015;June

Luensmann D, Meyler J. Truth or myth: All multifocal fitting steps are the same across different brands? Optician: https://www.opticianonline.net/content/features/are-all-multifocal-fitting-steps-the-same-across-brands/ 2023, October 6:

Mahil A, Jong M. Truth or myth: Only high levels of myopia increase the risk of ocular disease and permanent vision loss? Optician: https://www.opticianonline.net/content/features/truth-or-myth-only-high-levels-of-myopia-increase-the-risk-of-ocular-disease-and-permanent-vision-loss-answer-myth/ 2024, February 1:

McCanna D. How safe is your lens case? ContactLensUpdate.com 2012

McCanna D. Being “SunSmart”: Finding the right life-light balance ContactLensUpdate.com 2015

McMillan R, Stevenson L, Ferguson L, Jones L. CL record cards: their use with clinical grading scales Optician 1998;216, 5667: 36-38

Moezzi A. Summary: Pain and sensation report ContactLensUpdate.com 2017