Corneal Edema Associated With Systemic Dopaminergic Agents
Conclusions:
Methylphenidate, ropinirole, and resiniferatoxin have different mechanisms of actions but have a common end point leading to increased dopamine. We believe that these agents are linked with the reversible corneal edema seen in our 3 patients. This strongly correlates with previous studies that have linked amantadine, a drug that blocks dopamine reuptake, to reversible corneal edema.
Source: Cornea - Category: Opthalmology Tags: Case Report Source Type: research
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