… Drug-induced keratoconjunctival disorders present mainly as conjunctival hyperaemia (red
eye… Frequently, drug preservatives in topical ocular medications induce these adverse effects…

… However, these natural ocular barriers may also act as drug depots and can play an important
role in the pathogenesis of drug-induced ocular toxicity. The retinal pigment epithelium (…

… In a review of 568 subjects receiving vemurafenib, 4% developed drug-induced uveitis
and were treated with ocular and systemic corticosteroid without discontinuing the drug.Anterior …

… to treat metastases of breast cancer, multiple myeloma, and Paget's disease of the bone.
Four hundred thirty-eight ocular side effects have been reported to the National Registry due to …

… Some Peculiarities of the Ophthalmic History Additional consideration should be given to
some specifically ophthalmic problems, as outlined in ■ Table 17.2. Assessment of the …

… as ophthalmology, it is not common for a practitioner to see the patient volume necessary to
make a correlation between possible cause and effect of medication-related ocular disease. …

… , the incidence of drug-induced glaucoma is uncertain. … of drug-induced glaucomatous
disease of the eye are emphasised. … Clinicians should be mindful of the possibility of drug-induced …

… The rich blood supply and relatively small mass of the eye makes it particularly susceptible
to drug-induced adverse reactions. Adverse ocular reactions to drugs are many and varied. …

… of the neuraxis and the resulting disorders can usually be classified in … drug-induced
neurological disorders are virtually indistinguishable from those seen in naturally occurring disease …

… Moreover, during the last 10 years, it was also found that there is a significant difference in
the number of drug-induced ocular disorder evaluations conducted in the selected countries …