Prostaglandins Generally Safe for Patients With Ocular Inflammation but Caution Should Be Used: Presented at AAO

Thursday, November 15, 2007

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Using prostaglandins to control glaucoma in patients with either uveitis or inflamed eyes appears to be safe with no increase in the number of new cases or recurrences of uveitis and apparently no reduction in the efficacy of the drug.

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