Effect of thymoxamine and pilocarpine on the depth of the anterior chamber.
Saheb Ne, D. Lorenzetti, S Salpeter-Carlton
Abstract
Saheb Ne, D. Lorenzetti, S Salpeter-Carlton
Abstract
Thymoxamine, an alpha-adrenergic receptor blocking agent, was compared with pilocarpine in 11 patients for its effect on the depth of the anterior chamber. In the eyes treated with thymoxamine rapid and sustained miosis occurred without a significant change in the depth of the anterior chamber. On the other hand, the miosis induced by pilocarpine was accompanied by significant shallowing of the anterior chamber.
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Thymoxamine, an alpha-adrenergic receptor blocking agent, was compared with pilocarpine in 11 patients for its effect on the depth of the anterior chamber. In the eyes treated with thymoxamine rapid and sustained miosis occurred without a significant change in the depth of the anterior chamber. On the other hand, the miosis induced by pilocarpine was accompanied by significant shallowing of the anterior chamber.
Key concepts: Miosis, Pilocarpine, Ophthalmology, Medicine, Anesthesia, Epilepsy, Psychiatry