This study is to identity the clinical characteristics of mydriasis derived from nebulized
ipratropium bromide in neurosurgical patients. We presented 3 patients with inhalation of …

Ipratropium bromide is a commonly used bronchodilator which has been rarely reported to
cause pharmacological mydriasis. We report a 22-year-old woman using 6-hourly nebulised …

A 76-year-old female patient, while receiving nebulized ipratropium bromide and salbutamol
treatment of pneumonia and dyspnea, developed mydriasis in the left eye (left, 6 mm; right, 2 …

Discussion Ipratropium bromide is known to cause 'mydriasis'(pupillary dilation) due to it
antagonizing acetylcholine at the cholinergic receptors in the eye [Reference Jannun and …

We describe two cases of a unilateral fixed dilated pupil secondary to the ocular instillation
of nebulised ipratropium bromide. In one patient there was no other neurological …

Unilateral fixed mydriasis can be an ominous sign; however in many cases, it is benign and
represents pharmacologic mediated action on the iris dilator or sphincter. Differentiation …

Unilateral dilated pupil in a critical patient under sedation is an important clinical sign that
requires prompt evaluation. An exhaustive assessment must be performed, including …

Pupillary abnormalities, especially mydriasis, have long been a diagnostic challenge and
cause of stress for the practicing ophthalmologist. Within the past 2 years at our refractive …

Purpose We present a case report of a 44-year old female patient with complicated
pneumonia who developed anisocoria after treatment with inhaled ipratropium bromide …

Although there are many causes of anisocoria in the intensive care setting, the development
of unilateral mydriasis in patients with intracranial hemorrhage or tumor is a neurological …