… 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 …

… 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 deposits might be associated with drug-induced phospholipidosis or other mechanisms…
conditions to corneal deposits due to genetic causes or systemic conditions (Fabry disease …

… 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. …

… This review focuses on ocular adverse effects induced by four … with the potential ocular
problems they might encounter in … the most important factor in drug-induced cataract formation. …

… This review assesses different clinical aspects of the various known drug-induced corneal
deposits, based on the corneal layer involved (epithelium, stroma and/or endothelium), and …

… This study aimed to evaluate the association between eye disorders and several newer
AEDs, and also to examine the differences in the frequency of adverse events across individual …

… In recent years the more descriptive term drug induced cicatrizing conjunctivitis (DICC), the
… interchangeably with drug induced pseudopemphigoid. DICC can be defined as a disease in …

… and antipsychotics have been implicated in drug-induced angle closure. This review discusses
… approach to the diagnosis and management of psychotropic drug-induced angle closure. …

… rise in drug-induced disorders. How can we improve the dissemination of information
about neurological ADRs? One source of information is the Physicians’ Desk Reference. …