Combined contact lens

Optics: eye examining – vision testing and correcting – Spectacles and eyeglasses – Ophthalmic lenses or blanks

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264 1, 351160H, G02C 704

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041718780

ABSTRACT:
The combined contact lens is characterized in that it comprises a zone of a hydrophilic material, an aperture in the center of said zone, and a solid body from an optically transparent material fixed in said aperture, said solid body being made in the form of a rod bonded chemically with said zone.
In the method for the manufacture of the combined contact lens, a hydroxyl-containing monomer is polymerized in the presence of an agent initiating polymerization, a solvent, and a linking agent, inside a mould provided with a rod located in the center of the mould and made from a polymer that is inactive toward water but swells in the solution of the starting hydroxyl-containing monomer.
The invention provides good toleration of the lens with the patient and ensures optimum optical effect with various abnormalties of refraction and in various pathological states of the cornea.

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