… -free triamcinolone as an adjunct to topical steroid therapy after cataract surgery. … The lens
nucleus and cortex were aspirated using a bimanual technique. In children younger than 4 …

… Use of inhaled corticosteroids was examined in the period of 30 days preceding the index
date. The risk associated with regular (continuous) use of high-dose ICS in the 3, 6 and 12 …

… Inhaled steroids, such as those taken for asthma, have also … Steroid therapy can have a more
pronounced effect on … reports of cataract reversal following cessation of the steroid treatment…

… (IOL) implantation is more difficult than routine cataract surgery and is associated with a …
with cataract surgery. Group B (steroid group) included patients who underwent cataract …

… Aspirated anterior chamber fluid was studied by the millipore filter method of Goldberg.The …
Intensive topical steroid therapy was started, and osmotic agents were necessary to control …

… of a steroid pressure response from inhaled corticosteroids. … Corticosteroid use was recorded
in the Rotterdam Study, 20 a … from the use of inhaled steroid or any other class of steroid. …

… in infants after pediatric cataract surgery. The aim of this study is to evaluate whether the
use of topical glucocorticoids (GCs) following congenital cataract surgery can result in …

… Long-acting β 2-agonist (LABA) and inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) combination therapy is
recommended by international treatment guidelines for COPD. The current literature concerning …

… In all cases, the recurrent uveitis and CME improved or resolved with corticosteroid therapy.
… Residual cortical material was mechanically or manually aspirated, and the posterior …

… corticosteroid spray. One patient required medication to control lOP with continued inhaled
corticosteroid. … In January 1993, the patient underwent cataract extraction in the right eye, and …