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American journal of optometry and physiological optic, 1978
ABSTRACT The actions and indications of cycloplegics are presented along with recommended dosages and uses for clinical measures of refractive error.
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ABSTRACT The actions and indications of cycloplegics are presented along with recommended dosages and uses for clinical measures of refractive error.
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The Pharmacology of Cycloplegics
Optometry and Vision Science, 1978ABSTRACT A brief review of the pharmacological action of cycloplegic drugs is followed by a specification of the doses and actions of five commonly used cycloplegics. Some criterion for selecting a cycloplegic are presented.
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Cycloplegic Provocative Testing
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1969The effect of cycloplegia on intraocular pressure was studied in a series of angle-closure glaucoma patients who had undergone peripheral iridectomies. Twenty percent of these patients had intraocular pressure elevations of at least 6 mm Hg though the angles remained unequivocally open.
L S, Harris, M A, Galin
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COMPARISON OF CYCLOPLEGIC AND NON‐CYCLOPLEGIC OCULAR COMPONENT MEASUREMENT IN CHILDREN
American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry, 1972ABSTRACT A comparison of five independent measurements of the ocular diopiric components utilizing both ultrasonic 2nd photographic phakometric techniques was made on both eyes of twenty children under first non‐cycloplegic and then one hour later, cycloplegic conditions.
W M, Ludlam +3 more
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Tropicamide as a Cycloplegic Agent
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1961The importance of cycloplegia in refraction is attested to by the continuing search for the ideal cycloplegic drug. This ideal drug should provide (1) maximum relaxation of accommodation; (2) satisfactory mydriasis; (3) rapid onset of action and rapid attainment of maximum effect; (4) short duration and rapid recovery; (5) consistency in its ...
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The Australasian Journal of Optometry, 1928
Exception is taken to the opinion, rather freely expressed during a discussion at the London conference, that a greater amount of hyperopia can usually be found without than with cycloplegia. A questionnaire elicited the fact that the great majority of leading American ophthalmologists used cycloplegics as a general rule in their younger patients. Read
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Exception is taken to the opinion, rather freely expressed during a discussion at the London conference, that a greater amount of hyperopia can usually be found without than with cycloplegia. A questionnaire elicited the fact that the great majority of leading American ophthalmologists used cycloplegics as a general rule in their younger patients. Read
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