Study: Bimatoprost Does Not Induce Macular Changes In Glaucoma Patients With Phakic Eyes

Friday, August 29, 2008

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A study by researchers in South Korea has found that applying topical bimatoprost to the phakic eyes of glaucoma patients is effective for reducing IOP without inducing clinical or structural changes in the macula.

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All of the following bones are part of the medial wall of the orbit except:
1. ethmoid
2. maxillary
3. sphenoid
4. zygomatic
5. lacrimal
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Study: Bimatoprost Does Not Induce Macular Changes In Glaucoma Patients With Phakic Eyes

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