… than do topical steroids, although chronic systemic steroid therapy incurs greater risk of ocular
hypertension than does intermittent systemic steroid therapy." Periocular steroid injections …

… pressures lower than 18 mmHg were sensitive to topically … to topical dexamethasone had
systemic steroid pressures in the range of 18 mmHg or more. The effect of systemic steroids on …

… Therefore, if more than 2–3 courses of systemic steroid therapy, 2–3 weeks duration each, …
of transitioning the patient from systemic therapy to topical corticosteroid therapy is indicated. …

… a 6-week taper of prednisone followed by either 2% topical minoxidil or vehicle applied three
… with a similar taper of prednisone with concomitant 2% topical minoxidil applied twice daily. …

… For instance, the use of intermittent steroid therapy is thought to explain the fact that patients
… steroid therapy 30-but as with many of the other complications of systemic steroids, the role …

… of systemic steroids for psoriasis. As a major reason for this recommendation, the deterioration
of psoriasis after withdrawal of the systemic steroid … topical and systemic steroid therapy. …

… major abnormality in the pharmacokinetics of steroids in these disorders. Foam preparations
… levels, eliminating systemic complications. For oral use, ‘nonsystemic’ steroids have been …

… may be associated with the extensive use of systemic and topical corticosteroids and of broad-…
(a) topical steroids, (b) topicalsteroids combined with antibiotics, and (c) systemic steroids, …

… systemic and topical steroids, with positive patch tests to multiple steroids, including iheir
systemic steroid. … However, both patients rapidly improved when systemic and topical steroids …

… The duration of treatment was not predetermined with a limitation to determine the recovery
period of topical treatment. Considering our daily practice and experience, systemic steroid …