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Quick Scroll eye---very confusing---hypertensive uveitis--- 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #1
drug of choice in hypertensive uveitis---
1latanoprost
2pilocarpine
3physostigmine
4 dipivalyl epinephrine


another similar q is---
whch is most useful 2 lower iop in hypertensive uveitis---
1latanoprost
2pilocarpine
3physostigmine
4dipivefrine


my doubt is parson says pilocarpine & latanoprosr r contraindicated in secondary glaucome due to uveitis then how can latanoprost b the ans 2 above qs? icon_rolleyes.gif
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #2
Not too great options to choose from !
I would put Adrenaline & Dipivefrine for 1&2 respectively.
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #3
but wudnt adrenaline cause hyperemia in uveitis?
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #4
the 2nd q is an aipg 2002 q & muditk give4s ans as latanoprost coz older kdt mentions that adrenergic agonists r only used as adjuvants 2 beta blockers or miotics in glaucoma icon_redface.gif
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #5
agree with rop
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #6
oh god! this means mk is wrong!ans shud b adrenaline or dipivefrine respectively!
more opinions plssssss
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #7
i would prefer latanoprost for 1 .. n 2.. i read it as beta blockers..
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #8
but tini bith qs r same rite?then why latano for 1?
& for 2 pls tell outta given options
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #9
hmmm... adrenaline might cause hyperemia..
then.. latano might be the answer for both..
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Quick Scroll 09.21.06 (1 year ago) #10
latanoprost is prostaglandin drug and therefore contraindicated in inflammatory states like uveitis. agree with timolol as answer if that is an option, otherwise sympathomimetics should be marked. why sympathomimetics should cause hyperemia?
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