Høvding G, Seland J H
Acta Ophthalmol (Copenh). 1984 Dec;62(6):849-58. doi: 10.1111/j.1755-3768.1984.tb08435.x.
Scanning electronmicroscopy of 34 continuously worn Sauflon PW 'bandage' lenses showed an initial deposition of cellular debris, followed by an increasing, general, non-penetrating, organic coating, particularly on the anterior lens surface. No microorganisms were found. X-ray microanalysis of the 34 Sauflon PW lenses as well as 11 daily worn Hydroflex m lenses showed that elements may be added to or 'washed out' from the lenses during storage before preparation for microscopy. The elements obtained were constituents of both normal tear fluid and lens storage solutions. Only sulphur appeared firmly bound in the deposits, probably as sulphur-containing macromolecules of ocular mucus. Calcium was only detected in a few cases.
对34只连续佩戴的索氟隆PW“绷带型”镜片进行扫描电子显微镜检查发现，最初有细胞碎片沉积，随后是一种不断增加的、普遍的、非穿透性的有机涂层，尤其是在前镜片表面。未发现微生物。对34只索氟隆PW镜片以及11只每日佩戴的Hydroflex m镜片进行的X射线微分析表明，在制备显微镜检查样本之前的储存过程中，镜片中的元素可能会增加或“被洗出”。所获得的元素是正常泪液和镜片储存溶液的成分。只有硫似乎牢固地结合在沉积物中，可能是以眼部分泌物中含硫的大分子形式存在。仅在少数情况下检测到钙。
