… The medications that have the potential to precipitate acute-angle closure glaucoma (AACG)
generally do so through two primary mechanisms: mild mydriasis leading to pupillary block …

… inhaled or nebulized bronchodilators used to treat asthma or other chronic upper airway
diseases. Bronchodilators are … Guidelines document on angle-closure glaucoma codified these …

… Inhaled glucocorticoids are becoming a mainstay of treatment for respiratory disorders. [11] …
’scanal system by mechanisms other than angle closure frequently by inducing structural and …

… Medications that can cause AACG include hydrochlorothiazide, tricyclic antidepressants,
nebulized albuterol, venlafaxine, fenox nasal drops, and topiramate (5, 6, 7). There is one case …

… Sustained action theophylline is the bronchodilator of choice in many asthmatics, but some
… The ratio of tremor to bronchodilator effect is better with inhaled than oral albuterol. Albuterol …

… and glaucoma associated with use of inhaled corticosteroids … added to long-acting
bronchodilators, and their use is often a … intraocular pressure, open angle glaucoma, and cataracts …

… form of glaucoma that may be associated with various systemic … our department with acute
angle closure glaucoma during one … 7 and nebulised atropine8—have also been reported to …

… These include nebulized bronchodilators, tricyclic antidepressants, nasal decongestant
agents and anticholinergic agents. It is possible that autonomic factors (both ocular and systemic…

… Unlike inhaled bronchodilators,' 2 nebulized ipratropium … Topical absorption of the
bronchodilators across the cornea … of acute closed-angle glaucoma by nebulized bronchodilators …

… cause acute and chronic atony and, thereby, contribute to the development of angle-closure
glaucoma… mice used in the present study provide a model for acute angle-closure glaucoma. …