1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-3768.1972.tb06607.x
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Systemic Steroids and Ocular Fluid Dynamics. Ii

Abstract: In 59 patients treated with long-term systemic steroids, 3 distinct groups with different levels of sensitivity to the steroid effect on intraocular pressure and fluid dynamics could be distinguished by a topical dexamethasone test. The percental distribution of the 3 pressure-rise-level groups and the mean pressure change within each group were equal to those found in a normal population not pre-treated with systemic steroids. Whereas only 16O/o of the patients with steroid pressures lower than 18 mmHg were s… Show more

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“…Topical application of corticosteroid preparations appears to cause more profound changes in IOP than has systemic corticosteroid therapy. Godez et al (10) reported that the increase in IOP produced by systemic steroids was only 60% of that seen with topical steroid preparations. This disparity could be due to underlying differences in the pathophysiology of topical versus systemic corticosteroid‐induced IOP elevations.…”
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