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9780781703062

Textbook of Ocular Pharmacology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780781703062

  • ISBN10:

    0781703069

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1997-09-01
  • Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

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Univ. of Louisville, KY. Extensive reference on the present and emerging knowledge of ocular pharmacology. For ophthalmologists and residents-in-training. 97 contributors, 92 U.S.

Table of Contents

Section Editors xiii(4)
Contributing Authors xvii(10)
Preface xxvii(2)
Acknowledgments xxix
Section I: General Ocular Pharmacology 1(216)
Overview 1(2)
Mordechai Sharir
1. The History of Ocular Pharmacology
3(6)
Mordechai Sharir
2. Pharmacodynamics: Drug-Receptor Interactions
9(26)
Frederick W. Benz
3. Drug Reactions Not Mediated via Receptors
35(6)
Anat Loewenstein
Moshe Lazar
4. Cholinergics
41(10)
Craig E. Crosson
5. Eicosanoid Receptors in Ocular Tissues
51(10)
Parimal Bhattacherjee
6. Steroids in Ocular Therapy
61(14)
Prasad S. Kulkarni
7. Adrenergic Pharmacology of the Anterior Segment
75(20)
David E. Potter
Gary D. Novack
8. Immunosuppressive Therapy for Uveitis
95(24)
Margaret K. L. Cheung
James T. Rosenbaum
9. Ocular Pharmacokinetics
119(20)
Ronald D. Schoenwald
10. Basic Considerations of Ocular Drug-Delivery Systems
139(12)
Amir Bar-Ilan
Ron Neumann
11. Development of New Drugs for Ophthalmology
151(14)
Gary D. Novack
12. Ethical Issues in Ophthalmic Research
165(6)
Mark P. Nasisse
13. The Ophthalmologist as Clinical Investigator
171(8)
Gary D. Novack
14. Introduction to Toxicology
179(8)
Harrell E. Hurst
15. Effect of Disease on Drug Disposition
187(10)
Bruce A. Mueller
Steven R. Abel
16. Effect of Age on Drug Disposition
197(8)
William F. Buss
Steven R. Abel
Bruce A. Mueller
17. Effect of Pregnancy on Drug Disposition
205(12)
Helen Y. How
Joseph A. Spinnato
Section II: Glaucoma 217(144)
Overview 217(2)
Karanjit S. Kooner
Thom J. Zimmerman
18. Definitions and Classification of Glaucoma
219(2)
Robert D. Fechtner
Karanjit S. Kooner
19. Direct, Indirect, and Dual-Action Parasympathetic Drugs
221(18)
Paul L. Kaufman
B'Ann True Gabelt
20. Epinephrine and Dipivefrin
239(8)
Ervin N. Fang
Michael A. Kass
21. Alpha-2 Agonists in Glaucoma Therapy
247(8)
Mark S. Juzych
Alan L. Robin
Gary D. Novack
22. Thymoxamine (Alpha-Adrenergic Antagonist)
255(6)
Karanjit S. Kooner
23. Beta-blockers
261(16)
Mark S. Juzych
Thom J. Zimmerman
24. Oral Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
277(10)
Jeffrey G. Piper
25. Topical Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
287(4)
Mordechai Sharir
26. Hyperosmotic Agents
291(6)
Kuldev Singh
Theodore Krupin
27. Antifibrosis Agents: Pharmacologic Inhibition of Wound Healing
297(18)
Bruce C. Henderson
George F. Nardin
28. Prostaglandins and Prostaglandin Analogues
315(14)
Carl B. Camras
Laszlo Z. Bito
Carol B. Toris
29. Future Role of Neuroprotective Agents in Glaucoma
329(12)
Ozlem Evrem Abbasoglu
Karanjit S. Kooner
30. Medical Trabeculocanulotomy
341(6)
R. Rand Allingham
31. Physiologic Aspects of Glaucoma and Its Current and Future Management
347(14)
Laszlo Z. Bito
Section III: Retina 361(110)
Overview 361(2)
David V. Weinberg
Lee M. Jampol
32. Antibiotics and Antifungals
363(24)
Travis A. Meredith
33. Antivirals in the Treatment of Retinal Diseases
387(22)
Ramana S. Moorthy
David V. Weinberg
34. Pharmacologic Therapy for Cystoid Macular Edema
409(8)
Lee M. Jampol
35. Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy: Biology and Pharmacology
417(12)
Glenn J. Jaffe
P. Andrew Pearson
36. Drugs Affecting the Coagulation/Fibrinolysis Pathways
429(14)
George A. Williams
37. Ocular Pharmacology of Diabetic Retinopathy
443(4)
Lawrence I. Rand
38. Medical Therapy for Macular Degeneration
447(8)
Johanna M. Seddon
Joan W. Miller
39. Angiogenesis and Growth Factors
455(16)
Joan W. Miller
Patricia A. D'Amore
Section IV: Cornea and External Diseases 471(210)
Overview 471(2)
George R. John
Herbert E. Kaufman
40. Penicillins and Cephalosporins
473(20)
Adam H. Kaufman
Jules Baum
41. Antiparasitic Agents
493(14)
Lisa D. Kelly
42. The Tetracyclines
507(8)
Carol L. Karp
Eduardo C. Alfonso
43. Erythromycin, Clarithromycin, and Azithromycin
515(10)
Robert E. Leonard II
Carol L. Karp
Eduardo C. Alfonso
44. Chloramphenicol
525(6)
Carol L. Karp
Joseph R. Gussler
Eduardo C. Alfonso
45. Aminoglycosides in Ophthalmology
531(6)
Steven M. Patalano
Robert A. Hyndiuk
46. Fluoroquinolones
537(12)
Gregory S. H. Ogawa
Robert A. Hyndiuk
47. Peptide Antibiotics: Vancomycin, Bacitracin, and Polymyxin B
549(10)
Gerard D'Aversa
George A. Stern
48. Rifampin
559(6)
W. Craig Fowler
James E. Arena
Mark J. Iacobucci
49. Amebic Disease of the Eye
565(10)
Hassan Alizadeh
Jerry Niederkorn
James P. McCulley
50. Antivirals
575(12)
James M. Hill
Richard J. O'Callaghan
Bryan M. Gebhardt
51. Pharmacotherapy of Fungus Infections of the Eye
587(22)
Terrence P. O'Brien
Peter Rhee
52. Antiallergic Therapies
609(26)
Mark B. Abelson
Paula J. McGarr
Kevin P. Richard
53. Intraocular Irrigating Solutions
635(20)
Henry F. Edelhauser
Roger Amass
Richard Lambert
54. Surgical Viscoelastic Substances
655(6)
Gavin J. Roberts
Robert A. Hyndiuk
55. Antiseptics and Disinfectants
661(6)
Rajesh K. Rajpal
Stephen R. Glaser
56. Mitomycin Treatment of Corneal Disease
667(4)
Roswell R. Pfister
57. Cyanoacrylate Tissue Adhesives
671(4)
George R. John
58. Future Developments in Corneal Therapy: Growth Factors
675(6)
Gregory Schultz
Section V: Uveitis 681(82)
Overview 681(2)
C. Stephen Foster
Albert Vitale
59. Pharmacology of Medical Therapy for Uveitis
683(20)
Albert Vitale
C. Stephen Foster
60. Mydriatic and Cycloplegic Agents
703(10)
Albert Vitale
C. Stephen Foster
61. Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs
713(10)
Albert Vitale
C. Stephen Foster
62. Immunosuppressive Chemotherapy
723(40)
Albert Vitale
C. Stephen Foster
Section VI: Anesthesia 763(18)
Overview 763(2)
Martin A. Acquadro
63. Anesthetic and Perianesthetic Medications
765(6)
Martin A. Acquadro
64. Anesthetic Considerations for Ophthalmic Surgery
771(10)
Martin A. Acquadro
Section VII: Ocular Medications for Pediatric Patients 781(24)
Overview 781(2)
Forrest D. Ellis
65. Topical Ophthalmic Preparations Used for Infants and Children
783(4)
Forrest D. Ellis
66. Cycloplegic Agents
787(4)
Forrest D. Ellis
67. Topical and Local Anesthetic Agents
791(4)
Forrest D. Ellis
68. Antiglaucoma Medications
795(6)
Forrest D. Ellis
69. Ocular Antiinflammatory Agents
801(4)
Forrest D. Ellis
Section VIII: Diagnostic Drugs 805(60)
Overview by Carol F. Zimmerman 805(2)
70. Mydriatic and Cycloplegic Drugs
807(20)
Carol F. Zimmerman
R. Nick Hogan
Trang Diem Le
71. Drugs for the Diagnosis of Pupillary Disorders
827(10)
Carol F. Zimmerman
72. Drugs for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Myasthenia Gravis
837(12)
Gil I. Wolfe
Richard J. Barohn
Steven L. Galetta
73. Sodium Fluorescein and Other Tissue Dyes
849(16)
R. Nick Hogan
Carol F. Zimmerman
Subject Index 865

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