… agent for ocular inflammation, the anti-OHT agent prescribed is commonly used concurrently
with anti-inflammatory agents. Furthermore, more than one anti-OHT drug is required to …

… or ocular hypertension. METHODS 224 patients with open angle glaucoma or ocular
hypertension … was to compare the efficacy and side effects of the two drugs used as single agents. …

… ocular hypertension without a confirmed diagnosis of glaucoma (nine subjects). One subject
with ocular hypertension … drug treatments. The data are presented without regard to order of …

… drug enters the eye. At best, 1–10% of topical ocular solutions are absorbed by ocular …
This absorption is governed by ocular contact time, drug concentration, tissue permeability, and …

… on single drugs at initiation and with each treatment switch or escalation. Drug classes for
first-… MMT is defined as a maximum of three drugs and five dosages per day for triggering the …

… The axial length (mean±SD) of eyes with ocular hypertension (… in eyes with ocular hypertension
when compared with normal … a treatment approach for patients with ocular hypertension. …

… concurrently with other approved classes of glaucoma drugs. The results of phase 3 clinical
… Thus the drug is being looked at with interest for the ocular hypertensive patients following …

… blockers (CCBs) on intraocular pressure (IOP) remains still controversial, although some
preliminary reports suggest that these drugs may be effective in the management of ocular …

… chronic effects of brimonidine on aqueous humor dynamicsin ocular hypertensive patients.
… The incidence of burning,stinging, or conjunctival hyperemia on drug instillation was more …

… concentrates on ocular pharmacokinetics and drug delivery in … ocular barriers may also
act as drug depots and can play an important role in the pathogenesis of drug-induced ocular …