… timolol (0.5%) andlevobunolol (0.5% and 1%) included a consensual intraocular pressure-decreasing
effect in the untreated eye … Diastolic blood pressure was decreased at two and four …

… once daily and topical timolol 0.25% twice daily on the intraocular pressures of 22 glaucoma
suspects, … Both nadolol and timolol reduced intraocular pressure (p<0001). Thereductions in …

… The first goal of medical therapy in glaucoma is to reduce intraocular pressure (IOP), and
the fixed-combination medications are needed to achieve sufficiently low target IOP. The aim of …

… on the use of topical timolol for … topical timolol therapy over topical steroids as a safe option
for patients with PGs. Surgical excision should be offered as an option only if topical timolol …

… with open angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. In … intraocular pressure appeared to
occur with a 0.5 % solution. The mechanism by which topical timolol reduces intraocular pressure …

… Lowering intraocular pressure (IOP) is the only evidence based method available to treat …
The results suggest that topical timolol therapy provides an ocular hypotensive effect over the …

… drug applied topically to the normal eye produced a rapid and prolonged lowering of
intraocular pressure with¬ out producing any noticeable effect on pupillary size or vision. …

… For many years, nonselective BBs such as timolol have been the first choice in treatment for
ocular hypertension and primary open-angle glaucoma. However, PGAs have become more …

… ocular hypotensive effect of 0.5% timolol in gelforming solution administered once daily, to
0.5% timolol … The second objective was to compare the pressure reducing response of the two …

… of timolol given topically to an eye, a 0 1 mg dose oftimolol given lingually, and a placebo
given topically. Two hours after topical timolol administration the mean intraocular pressure …