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Contact allergy to idoxuridine
Contact Dermatitis, 1980A total of 45 of 60 patients with herpes zoster previously treated with topical idoxuridine 5–40% in dimethylsulfaxide were patch tested 2 years later with idoxuridine 0.5% and 5% in petrolatum. Three (7%) showed positive reactions. Idoxuridine is considered a weak sensitizer, but in strong concentrations and in active solvents, which increases ...
J, Thormann, K E, Wildenhoff
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Trifluorothymidine and Idoxuridine Therapy of Ocular Herpes
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1977In a coded study, we treated 40 patients who had active herpes simplex corneal ulcers with either 1% trifluorothymidine (F3T) or 0.1% idoxuridine (IDU) drops; we treated 15 similarly afflicted patients, who had failed on IDU or vidarabine, with open 1% F3T drops. All dosages were at therapeutically recommended frequency. In the coded study there was no
D, Pavan-Langston, C S, Foster
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Treatment of Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis With Idoxuridine (IUDR)
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1965A small outbreak of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis was seen at the Wills Hospital in the winter of 1962-1963. Eight inpatients and ten outpatients were involved. The symptoms and signs of each fit the many previous EKC descriptions in the literature. To the extent of our knowledge, it was the third appearance of the disease in Philadelphia in 13 years ...
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1964
To the Editor: We have read with interest the article by Dr. Robert P. Burns, "A Double Blind Study of IDU in Human Herpes Simplex Keratitis" (Arch Ophthal70:381-384, 1963). The results of Dr. Burns' trial and his comment that "IDU warrants further study but not universal approval at this time as a therapy for herpetic keratitis" are in close ...
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To the Editor: We have read with interest the article by Dr. Robert P. Burns, "A Double Blind Study of IDU in Human Herpes Simplex Keratitis" (Arch Ophthal70:381-384, 1963). The results of Dr. Burns' trial and his comment that "IDU warrants further study but not universal approval at this time as a therapy for herpetic keratitis" are in close ...
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