Objective The aim of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to provide an overview of
reported cases of poppers maculopathy and a statistical analysis of the clinical …

Illicit drugs and substances of abuse are increasingly used by adults and teenagers, with
novel substances constantly becoming available. Many substances can cause ocular effects …

Background Poppers are volatile alkyl nitrite compounds that are inhaled to enhance sexual
experience and for their psychoactive effects. A less well-known side effect is foveal …

Introduction and aims The use of 'poppers'(volatile alkyl nitrites) has been associated with
the development of visual symptoms secondary to the development of maculopathy. There …

Purpose: To report a case series of popper maculopathy. Methods: Clinical history,
examination findings, retinal imaging, and progress of the disease are described. Results …

Although alkyl nitrites are used as recreational drugs, there is only little research data
regarding their effects on the central nervous system including their neurotoxicity. This study …

Alkyl nitrite inhalants (poppers) are rapid onset vasodilators that produce a brief high and
are often used during sexual encounters to facilitate intercourse. Popper use is more …

Alkyl nitrites (“poppers”) are a diverse class of volatile chemical compounds with a varied
legal and medical history. Though once commonly prescribed to treat angina, popper use is …

The abuse of alkyl nitrites is common among adolescents and young adults worldwide.
However, the information regarding the effects of alkyl nitrites on the central nervous system …

Purpose: To report a post-refractive surgery patient with central vision loss not correctable by
refraction, subsequently found to have alkyl nitrite (“poppers”) maculopathy. Case report: A …