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19. Telemedicine in the service of peace

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Shanit, Dan, primary, Striebel, Werner, additional, Michelson, Georg, additional, Ayed, Saida, additional, Al Assi, Samer, additional, Belfair, Nadav, additional, Ben-Simon, Guy, additional, Hamida, Fafani, additional, Kanawati, Charlie, additional, Lifshitz, Tova, additional, Madia, Ghassan, additional, Rafi, Mostafa, additional, Tahat, Atef, additional, Treister, Giora, additional, Tucktuck, Khalid, additional, and Zaghloul, Khalid, additional

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2002
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46. Frequency of Timolol Administration

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Yalon, Moshe, Urinowsky, Ehud, Rothkoff, Leonard, Treister, Giora, and Blumenthal, Michael

Abstract

We treated 20 patients who had primary open-angle glaucoma with either 0.25% or 0.5% timolol for nine weeks. Once-daily administration of timolol significantly reduced intraocular pressure (to less than 21 mm Hg) in nine patients; four patients required twice-daily administration. In seven cases, we judged the treatment to have failed.

Published
1981
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47. The Effect of Subconjunctivally Injected Hyaluronidase on Corneal Refraction

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Treister, Giora, Romano, Amalia, and Stein, Richard

Abstract

Subconjunctivally injected hyaluronidase produced an increase of the corneal curvature accompanied by a corresponding increase of the total ocular refraction up to three diopters in 20 phakic and four aphakic eyes. The change started five to six days after the injection, reached its maximum after about ten days, and lasted for several weeks. No relationship was found between the change in refraction and the change in the ocular fluid dynamics. The possible role of the hyaluronidase sensitive mucopolysaccharides of the cornea and sclera in the realization of the phenomenon is discussed.

Published
1969
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48. Intraocular Pressure and Outflow Facility: Effect of Estrogen and Combined Estrogen-Progestin Treatment in Normal Human Eyes

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Treister, Giora and Mannor, Shlomo

Abstract

Continuous treatment with mestranol, 0.1 mg/ day, in normal women, caused a small gradually growing intraocular pressure decrease of 2.0 ± 0.45 mm Hg and an outflow facility increase of 0.085μl ± 0.015μl (min mm Hg)-1 at six months. Treatment of another group of 15 normal women with mestranol + ethynodiol diacetate in doses of 0.1 mg and 1.0 mg per day, respectively, gave similar results. The decrease in intraocular pressure was 1.8 ± 0.38 mm Hg at six months, and the increase in outflow facility was 0.056μl ± 0.01μl (min mm Hg)-1 at six months. In both groups, the effect of the drugs on intraocular pressure and outflow facility was highly significant (P < 0.001). However, the differences between the two groups were not significant. Reasons are presented for the belief that the drugs act on the trabecular meshwork.

Published
1970
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