Ophthalmic surgery, lasers & imaging retina · 1987 · 28 citations · 13 references
MedicineOphthalmologySurgeryOcular ImmunologyOcular PharmacologyOphthalmic SurgeryCataract ManagementCataract SurgeryOcular InflammationTopical Ocular Drug DeliveryTopical Ophthalmic MedicationsAnti-inflammatory Eye MedicationsAnti-inflammatory Ocular Drug EffectsAnti-inflammatory Ocular TherapyAnti-inflammatory Ophthalmic TherapyConjunctival Hyperemia AssessmentNonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug UseNonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Ophthalmic DrugsTopical Anti-inflammatory Therapy
In this double-masked clinical trial, 72 patients undergoing cataract extraction surgery received a topical loading dose of 0.03% flurbiprofen or vehicle before surgery and one drop four times daily for 2 weeks after surgery. The severity of conjunctival hyperemia, aqueous humor cells, and aqueous humor flare was lower in the flurbiprofen-treated group than in the vehicle-treated group at all follow-up visits; the differences were significant on day 14. Four patients treated with flurbiprofen and two treated with vehicle exhibited postoperative hyphemas. Treatment with flurbiprofen appeared to decrease the severity of inflammation following cataract extraction surgery.
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Prostaglandin-like Activity in Ocular Inflammation
K.E. Eakins, R.A.F. Whitelocke, A. B. Bennett et al. · BMJ · 1972 · 132 citations · Full text
Pathways for the response of the eye to injury.
Lee M. Jampol, Arthur H. Neufeld, Marvin L. Sears · PubMed · 1975 · 69 citations