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指導教授:林鴻儒 教授
報告者:江沛倉
2009.9.22
OUTLINE
Introduction
Methodology
Results
and discussion
Conclusions
INTRODUCTION
Contact lenses belong to one of the most
abundant categories of biomedical devices in
clinical use.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) is a
powerful technique for determining the surface
characteristics of soft contact lenses
CW(Continuous Wear) Compositions
DD(Daily Disposable) Compositions
DW(Daily Wear) Compositions
Methodology
Were each dehydrated by one of three methods:
drying in air, drying in nitrogen and freezing
followed by freeze-drying.
XPS analysis was performed by using a multitechnique ultra-high vacuum Imaging XPS
Microprobe system
Results and Discussion
DD (HEMA-base)
CW (Silicone-base)
DD (HEMA-base)
CW (Silicone-base)
Average SI content
Three Drying Method
Conclusions
XPS has been used as a fast and powerful
method to monitor protein deposition and
spoilage on hydrogel lenses, as well as drug
interaction with other types of materials.
Can be used for future studies on lens
interactions with chemicals, pharmaceuticals
and tear components, as well as surface
modification of contact lens materials.
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2009/9/22