Eye Examinations in Patients Taking Oral Contraceptives

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…In a similar investigation Connell and Kelman (1969) failed to find any difference in the incidence of ocular abnormalities between controls and 305 patients who had been on oral contraceptives for 1 to 3 years. Andelman et al (1968) examined 298 controls and 425 women before they commenced oral contraceptives.…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…In a similar investigation Connell and Kelman (1969) failed to find any difference in the incidence of ocular abnormalities between controls and 305 patients who had been on oral contraceptives for 1 to 3 years. Andelman et al (1968) examined 298 controls and 425 women before they commenced oral contraceptives.…”

Adverse ocular reactions to drug therapy

“…Faust and Tyler (1966) examined 212 patients taking various pills and considered that no pathology existed which would not normally exist in a healthy random sample. Connell and Kelman (1969), in carrying out a similar study, were surprised at the occurrence of abnormalities in the control group but also found no difference between therapy and control groups.…”

Hormonal Steroid Contraceptives1 III

“…In a similar investigation Connell and Kelman (1969) failed to find any difference in the incidence of ocular abnormalities between controls and 305 patients who had been on oral contraceptives for 1 to 3 years. Andelman et al (1968) examined 298 controls and 425 women before they commenced oral contraceptives.…”