Karen S Deloss
Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
Medical School
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Karen S Deloss
Clinical Associate Professor
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Recent Publications
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Abbott K, Auer E, Gioia N, DeLoss K, Seibold L, Patnaik J. Journal of Optometry, 2025 Apr 1; 18 (2):Journal ArticleInsights into burnout among optometrists in the United States: findings from a nationwide survey
DOI:10.1016/j.optom.2025.100552 PMID: 40267561 -
DeLoss K, Lee KL, Carrasquillo K. 2025 Jan 1; Specialty Contact Lenses, 177 - 184.ChapterCombined contact lens and medication indications
DOI:10.1016/B978-0-323-87929-3.00025-6 -
Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Deloss K. 2023 Sep 18;Additional ScholarshipContact Lens Today: Specialty Lens Section
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Improving eye comfort in patients who wear contact lenses
Common difficulties include persistent discomfort, dry eyes, small bumps on the eye surface called corneal infiltrates and inflammation of the upper eyelid. Karen DeLoss, clinical associate professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences at U-M Health discusses how contact lenses work, types of lenses available and treatment options for patients who struggle with wearing them.