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Practical Neurology, 2014
Eye drops can help to diagnose and prevent complications of neurological disorders. Guttae ophthalmicae (eye drops) are generally safe because the drugs rarely achieve significant systemic concentrations, although there are rare exceptions. This article covers contemporary pharmacological pupil testing; how to dilate a pupil safely; common reasons why ...
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Eye drops can help to diagnose and prevent complications of neurological disorders. Guttae ophthalmicae (eye drops) are generally safe because the drugs rarely achieve significant systemic concentrations, although there are rare exceptions. This article covers contemporary pharmacological pupil testing; how to dilate a pupil safely; common reasons why ...
Luke, Bennetto +3 more
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Innovative bulls eye drop applicator for self-instillation of eye drops
Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, 2020To report the role of Bulls eye drop applicator device in self-instillation of eye drops and in prevention of wastage of medicine.A small pocket sized device "Bulls eye drop applicator" was developed, which is a simple, handy, mirror-based attachment which can be attached to any eye drop bottle to help in accurate self-instillation of the drops in the ...
Mukesh, Taneja +5 more
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Aids for eye drop administration
Survey of Ophthalmology, 2017One aspect to eye drop adherence is successful instillation of the drops; however, it is well known that many patients struggle with this task. Difficulties may include aiming their drops, extending their neck, preventing excess drop leakage, avoiding contamination of the bottle tip, and generating enough force to expel a drop from the bottle ...
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Survey of Ophthalmology, 2004
Ophthalmic solutions are available for multidose or single-dose administration in a wide variety of glass and plastic dropper bottles which deliver drops with a volume between 25 and 70 microl. From a biopharmaceutical and economic point of view, however, smaller volumes of 5 to 15 microl should be instilled.
van Santvliet, Luc, Ludwig, Annick
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Ophthalmic solutions are available for multidose or single-dose administration in a wide variety of glass and plastic dropper bottles which deliver drops with a volume between 25 and 70 microl. From a biopharmaceutical and economic point of view, however, smaller volumes of 5 to 15 microl should be instilled.
van Santvliet, Luc, Ludwig, Annick
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1982
• Eye drops are a common form of medication that has been reported to cause a wide range of substantial systemic effects, as reviewed herein. A greater awareness of potential eye drop–related complications is important since these complications are frequently not taken into consideration in a patient's drug history and neglected in a differential ...
A G, Adler +3 more
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• Eye drops are a common form of medication that has been reported to cause a wide range of substantial systemic effects, as reviewed herein. A greater awareness of potential eye drop–related complications is important since these complications are frequently not taken into consideration in a patient's drug history and neglected in a differential ...
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Tolerability of levocabastine eye drops
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1993Levocabastine is a very potent histamine H1 antagonist, available for ocular use as eye drops containing 0.5 mg/ml of levocabastine with benzalkonium chloride as a preservative. Local tolerability of the eye drops was evaluated by objective measurements including slit lamp, tonometry, fluorescein and rose Bengal staining, ophthalmoscopy, visual acuity ...
M, Janssens, S, Blockhuys
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1996
Eye drops are very commonly prescribed but their potential for systemic absorption and serious toxicity may be forgotten. This paper examines patterns of prescription of eye drops in Scotland by general practitioners. A review of the serious systemic features and toxicity, and their management, of commonly used eye drops is undertaken.
Jones, Alison L +3 more
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Eye drops are very commonly prescribed but their potential for systemic absorption and serious toxicity may be forgotten. This paper examines patterns of prescription of eye drops in Scotland by general practitioners. A review of the serious systemic features and toxicity, and their management, of commonly used eye drops is undertaken.
Jones, Alison L +3 more
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