OPHTHALMOLOGY

Hyperosmotic Agents

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Hyperosmotic Agents Eunice Lee Janet B. Serle Donna J. Gagliuso John Danias Systemically administered hyperosmotic agents have been used almost exclusively in the management of acute elevations of intraocular pressure…

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Pharmacokinetics

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Pharmacokinetics Joel S. Mindel DEFINITION Pharmacokinetics refers to how the patient’s tissues affect the therapeutic response. Factors such as drug penetration, drug metabolism, and drug excretion are considered. TOPICAL OCULAR…

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Compliance

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Compliance Jaqueline Lustgarten Introduction Patient adherence to a prescribed course of treatment is recognized as a critical component of effective therapy. Failure to comply with physicians’ orders, be they pharmaceutical…

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Pathology of the Lens

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Pathology of the Lens Marilyn C. Kincaid The lens is unique in that it is a closed structure composed of epithelium with its basement membrane on the outside. It is…

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Vitreous

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Vitreous Marilyn C. Kincaid CONGENITAL ANOMALIES PERSISTENT PRIMARY VITREOUS Normally, the primary vitreous, or hyaloid system, regresses late in fetal development and is completely resorbed. However, remnants may persist, although…

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OPEN

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OPEN The Chapters designated “OPEN” are reserved for the logical future expansion of these volumns.

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