Slit Lamp Lab Report

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The slit lamp evaluations for the patient was within normal limit in right eye while the left eye has misdirection of eyelashes toward the cornea, this conditions called trichiasis.
The patient has dry eye as result of (TBUT) test. The patient was a good candidate for the contact lens to protect her cornea from the erosions and irritations due to the rubbing and touching of eyelashes to the corneal surface. We were gave her soft toric contact lens according for her refractive error. The parameter for the contact lens as

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