… Orally inhaled corticosteroid use has been convincingly linked to an increase in the risk of
cataracts, although the risk at lower doses in common use remains uncertain. The potential …

… ) and posterior subcapsular cataracts (relative prevalence, … -corticosteroid use, but the
prevalence of cortical cataracts … with higher risks of posterior subcapsular cataracts (P for trend …

… the patients with no systemic corticosteroid use some had used oral … corticosteroid use,
we investigated the risk of cataract extraction in patients who had not used oral corticosteroids …

… to test the risk resulting from the use of inhaled or oral corticosteroids or both on the
development of both PSC and nuclear cataract using 10-year follow-up data from the BMES cohort. …

… relationship of ICS use and risk of cataracts in adults. … case–control studies of cataracts and
ICS use, which included at … relating risk of cataracts to inhaled corticosteroid use per 1000 µg…

… has previously been linked to an increased risk of ocular … inhaled corticosteroid use may
also increase the risk of cataract… subcapsular cataracts among users of inhaled corticosteroids. …

… To describe cataract risk among people with asthma who use inhaled corticosteroids relative
to patients with asthma with no history of corticosteroid use, we conducted a retrospective …

… to quantify the risk of cataract associated with the use of inhaled corticosteroids and assess
… The effect of systemic corticosteroid use on the risk of cataract is well established. Current …

… cataracts in 4 eyes. This study did not show a relation between cataracts and the duration of
topical corticosteroid use … the potency and frequency of application of topical corticosteroids. …

… 2 potential quantifiable risk factors—age and axial length (AL)—for a clinically significant
IOP response in patients taking topical corticosteroid agents after uneventful cataract surgery. …