… the relationship between use of inhaled corticosteroids and elevated IOP or … family history
of glaucoma are more susceptible to elevated IOP and OAG from use of inhaled corticosteroids…

… a family history of BHR may be an important factor in the sensitivity of BHR of individuals with
asthma to inhaled corticosteroids. … Our results suggest that family history of BHR may be an …

… inhaled corticosteroid for use in the treatment of asthma, review what has been learned during
the past 10 years about the safety of inhaled corticosteroids… the family history because this …

… The newest of the inhaled corticosteroids to be developed, … of inhaled corticosteroids in
very young children is best reserved for those with severe symptoms or a strong family history of …

… the risk-benefit ratio of inhaled corticosteroid treatment for COPD by … inhaled corticosteroids
and elevated intraocular pressure or glaucoma occurred only in patients with a family history …

… is to report the effects of fluticasone-inhaled corticosteroid on intraocular pressure (IOP)
and central corneal thickness (CCT) of asthmatic children without a family history of glaucoma. …

… In patients who have a personal or family history of glaucoma, it is prudent to measure
intraocular pressure before or within a few days of commencing regular ICS therapy and then to …

… with a family history of glaucoma. The risk increased with higher ICS doses (odds ratio, 6.3;
95% CI, 1.0 to 38.6, for more than four puffs per day). These findings were not explained by …

… inhaled corticosteroids for symptomatic control in a select subgroup of children who are at
high risk for asthma with an established history … These factors include a family history of asthma…

… ) belongs to a family of genes called the T-box family, a highly conserved family of transcription
… that could have affected response to inhaled corticosteroids, including atopy status and …