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Ku JY et al. - There has been a significant increase in incidence of cases of Acanthamoeba keratitis presenting to the authors' institution. The type of contact lens solution and the use of silicon hydrogel lenses combined with extended overnight wear may play a role; however, the significance is unclear given the small numbers for analysis. Further study of incidence and patient characteristics is warranted to identify risk factors and causes for the rising incidence.


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