… regarding the link between inhaled CS and glaucoma, it is reported … ocular hypertension
(OH) or open-angle glaucoma [8]. Bronchodilator therapy can be administered via a nebulizer or …

… combination therapy in patients 12 … intraocular pressure (IOP) and glaucoma regardless
of route of administration. This study aimed to determine the reported risk of glaucoma, ocular …

… though there was no increased risk for ocular hypertension/glaucoma, there was a significant
… Bronchodilators: Inhaled bronchodilators like β2 agonists and anticholinergic. Both exist in …

… shortly after receiving therapy with inhaled salbutamol and ipratropium… effect of inhaled
bronchodilator therapy. Health care providers need to be aware of this uncommon adverse effect …

… Studies comparing incidence, prevalence and intraocular pressure (IOP) between patients
who were treated with and without ICSs were included. A random-model meta-analysis was …

… Glaucoma is frequently seen in patients with chronic bronchitis who require treatment with
nebulized bronchodilator … and safety of inhaled anticholinergics on intraocular pressure (IOP) …

… then the patient was discharged. It is necessary to be careful to prevent contact with the
eye of nebulized form of these drugs which may result in angle closure glaucoma when used …

… Asthma patients require high doses of inhaled, oral, or … Short-acting bronchodilator
inhalers are the first line therapy … Glaucoma and cataract may be assigned as side effects of …

… nebulizer therapy were compared, and in patients with narrow angle glaucoma, intraocular
pressure was found to be statistically significantly increased after combined therapy (20). …

… However, there is a report of exposure to nebulized albuterol alone that triggered mydriasis
and subsequent AACG. This patient was successfully treated with Nd:YAG LPI, prednisolone …