D. Martin

Water transport in dehydrating hydrogel contact lenses: implications for corneal desiccation.

D. Martin, 1995, Journal of Biomedical Materials Research.

Osmolality of the tear fluid in the contralateral eye during monocular contact lens wear

D. Martin, 1987, Acta ophthalmologica.

Forces developed beneath hydrogel contact lenses due to squeeze pressure.

B. Holden, D. Martin, 1986, Physics in medicine and biology.

The presence of a contact lens induces a very small increase in the anterior corneal surface temperature

I. Fatt, D. Martin, Irving Fatt, 1986, Acta ophthalmologica.

A Unifying Parameter to Describe the Clinical Mechanics of Hydrogel Contact Lenses

John Boulos, D. Martin, James Gan, 1989, Optometry and vision science : official publication of the American Academy of Optometry.

A new method for measuring the diameter of the in vivo human cornea.

B. Holden, B A Holden, D. K. Martin, 1982, American journal of optometry and physiological optics.

Physiological Response of the Contralateral Cornea to Monocular Hydrogel Contact Lens Wear

B. Holden, N. Efron, M. Kotow, 1984, American journal of optometry and physiological optics.