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Published on: September 11, 2013
Recurrent serous macular detachment after topical ocular hypotensive medication
Eulogio Besada1, Diana Shechtman, Barry J Frauens
1Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry, Miami Beach Florida 33162, USA. ebesada@nova.edu
Abstract:
We document the recurrence of a CSMD in a patient subsequent to the instillation of topical ocular hypotensive medications and its resolution on discontinuation of therapy. An independent cause or causes contributing to the development of CSMD other than the use of topical ocular hypotensive medications cannot be ruled out in this case, neither can it be considered dissociated from the use of these drugs. We recommend that patients with VTS, those with a history of CSMD or having developed recurrent episodes of CSMD requiring management with topical ocular hypotensive medications, be cautiously monitored for the possible occurrence or exacerbation of CSMD.
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