[Dapiprazol antagonizes tropicamide- and phenylephrine-induced mydriasis in the elderly].
M. Warlich, R. Weik, H. Höh, Klaus W. Ruprecht
Abstract
M. Warlich, R. Weik, H. Höh, Klaus W. Ruprecht
Abstract
Dapiprazole eye drops were applied 1 h after topical tropicamide or phenylephrine instillation in 30 elderly subjects. Pupil diameter normalized much earlier than in controls receiving placebo. Dapiprazole constricted the tropicamide-dilated pupil by 1 mm after 1 h and normalized the pupil diameter of the phenylephrine-dilated pupil within 1 h, whereas the pupils of the patients receiving placebo remained dilated. Intraocular pressure did not change; no major side effects were seen.
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Dapiprazole eye drops were applied 1 h after topical tropicamide or phenylephrine instillation in 30 elderly subjects. Pupil diameter normalized much earlier than in controls receiving placebo. Dapiprazole constricted the tropicamide-dilated pupil by 1 mm after 1 h and normalized the pupil diameter of the phenylephrine-dilated pupil within 1 h, whereas the pupils of the patients receiving placebo remained dilated. Intraocular pressure did not change; no major side effects were seen.
Key concepts: Tropicamide, Mydriasis, Phenylephrine, Pupil, Medicine, Placebo, Pupil diameter, Ophthalmology