… Unilateral or bilateral acute angle closure has been reported in various publications in …
acute angle closure occurring in a patient receiving nasal salbutamol and ipratropium bromide in …

… with bilateral acute angle-closure glaucoma less than 48 hours … ipratropium bromide given
by metered-dose inhaler. Acute angle-closure glaucoma occurring after ipratropium bromide …

… angle closure glaucoma (bilateral in three cases) after receiving nebulised salbutamol and
ipratropium bromide. … ipratropium bromide' and in the other case after using only nebulised …

… Although ipratropium bromide (IB) has a low incidence of adverse events, anticholinergic
drugs are known to produce side effects such as urinary retention, constipation, drying of …

… two cases of fixed dilated pupils after nebulized ipratropium. There are at least two
reports of angle closure glaucoma following treatment with nebulized ipratropium alone and …

… administering ipratropium bromide via face mask. There have been no reports of angle-closure
glaucoma in adults in this Situation, and the concentration of ipratropium bromide in the …

… characterize respirable particles of ipratropium bromide (IPB), a … Hollow, spherical particles
of ipratropium bromide suitable for … By closing this message, you are consenting to our use of …

… agents, such as atropine and ipratropium bromide that are used as pre-anaesthetic
medications, can cause pupil dilatation and precipitate an attack of acute angle closure. Moreover, …

… Nebulized ipratropium bromide is an antimuscarinic agent commonly administered in …
angle closure glaucoma. The postulated mechanism of angle closure is that ipratropium bromide …

… acute angle closure glaucoma in a … ipratropium bromide, chlorpromazine bromide,
thioridazine and cyclizine, all of which this patient received whilst suffering from acute angle closure …