… ,3 the failure to identify posterior subcapsular cataract in a total of 333 (136 +95+ 102) patients
on inhaled corticosteroids implies that the risk of developing this complication is extremely …

… factors in the formation of posterior subcapsular cataracts. Inhaled steroids have also
been shown to increase the risk of cataract. The population attributable …

… In optic neuritis, intravenous cortico steroids reduce the risk of … Topical, systemic and even
inhaled corti co steroids can … for inflammatory bowel disease may develop either cataract or …

… [62] In practice, maximal intraocular steroid concentration … steroid.[63–65] However, a number
of complications of corticosteroids, such as steroid-related glaucoma, subcapsular cataract …

… Although steroid use is the primary risk factor for PSC, PSC can be related to other … of
cataract) induced steroid cataract. Alternatively, it was postulated that the direct binding of steroids …

… of inhaled corticosteroids on bone density and fracture risk. … increased risk of developing
posterior subcapsular cataracts … to inhaled steroids with doubling of the dose of inhaled steroids. …

… inhaled corticosteroids in addition to INCS.15, 16 Despite the overwhelming evidence that
INCS does not lead to an increased risk of glaucoma or cataract … , oral, or inhaled steroids, or 4…

… steroid therapy on the development of cataracts using our claims data. The route (oral, skin,
eye, and inhaled), dosage, and strength of steroid … the total amount of systemic steroids. We …

… and duration-dependent risks of inhaled corticosteroids use for posterior cataract. These
studies … Efficacy of inhaled steroids in undiagnosed subjects at high risk for COPD: results of the …

… steroids [7]. Kwok et al. found that the … that cataract patients were at an 8.22-fold increased
risk of developing glaucoma. As a result, the intraocular pressure in this particularly high-risk …