Douglas J. Rhee, MD

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To my lovely wife Tina, for your continual patience and encouragement.To my father and mother, Dennis and Serena Rhee, for your support andguidance.To Susan Rhee for your understanding, andTo all my families – Rhee, Chang, Kim, and Chomakos.Douglas J. RheeTo my daughters, Amelia and Lillian, who fi ll my life with joy.Kathryn A. ColbyTo my wonderful wife and best friend, Sara, andTo my terrifi c children, Michael, Patrick, Daniel and Megan.You keep me sane and constantly remind me of what is important in life.Christopher J. RapuanoTo my husband and my parents.Lucia Sobrin
Page 2: Ophthalmologic Drug Guide
Page 6: Douglas J. Rhee, MDAssistant Profes
Page 12: ContentsPreface . . . . . . . . . .
Page 16: 1. Antibacterial Agents
Page 20: levofloxacin Quixin Soln, 0.5% QID-
Page 24: B. ORAL ANTIBIOTICSDrug Trade Dose
Page 28: C. ANTIBIOTICS FOR SUBCONJUNCTIVAL/
Page 32: (a) Early: Primary, Secondary, or L
Page 36: (3) Chlamydial Inclusion Conjunctiv
Page 40: clarithromycin Biaxin 250-500 mg PO
Page 44: E. REGIMENS FOR SPECIFIC CLINICAL E
Page 48: Drug Trade Dosage NotesAny bland op
Page 52: (a) Afebrile, Mild Case, Systemical
Page 56: (9) Preseptal Cellulitis(a) Mild Ca
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Drug Trade Dose Notesceftriaxone Ro
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ORclindamycin Cleocin 10-15 mg/kg I
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Name Trade Preparation Dose Notesto
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Note: Clindamycin 1 mg in 0.1 ml ma
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(d) EndogenousTherapy is variable a
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34A. AGENTSDrug Trade Concentration
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36B. SPECIFIC ANTIFUNGAL REGIMENSNo
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38(c) Mucormycosis 3 (Zygomycosis )
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3. Antiviral Agents
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B. SYSTEMICNote: All have significa
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Intravitreal (high dose) 2000 µg i
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4. Antiparasitic Agents
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(2) LeishmaniasisNote: Eyelid lesio
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PLUSazithromycin Zithromax 1.2-1.5
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(b) Loasis (loa loa)Drug Trade Dose
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5. Antiglaucoma Agents
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Drug Trade Concentration Usual Dose
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Cosopt see notes see notes Cosopt i
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Drug Trade Concentration Usual Dose
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G. SYMPATHOMIMETIC 1 (PURPLE TOP):M
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3. For initial medical treatment, w
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5. Recheck the IOP and visual acuit
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70A. AGENTS USED IN NEURO-OPHTHALMO
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72(3) Traumatic Optic Neuropathy 4N
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74A. STEROIDALNotes: 1. Suspensions
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76(2) Subtenons/SystemicDrug Trade
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B. COMBINATION STEROID WITH ANTIBIO
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80D. MISCELLANEOUSDrug Trade Prepar
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82Drug Trade Concentration Usual Do
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9. Lubricants and Viscoelastics
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Preservative Free Moisture Eyes
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InsertDrug Trade Name Preparation U
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Healon 1.0% SH 200,000 cp 10 4,000,
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10. Miscellaneous Conditions
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B. OCULAR DECONGESTANTSDrug Trade P
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C. TOPICAL HYPEROSMOLAR AGENTSDrug
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(2) Local Anesthetics 1 (to convert
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G. CAPSULE STAINING ADJUNCTSDrug Tr
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tyloxapol Enuclene Soln, 0.25% TID-
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106Drug Trade Preparation Usual Dos
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108Identifying the best system for
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110B. Enzymatic CleanersName Preser
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112E. Oxidation Solutions/SystemsPr
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114II. SOFT LENS PRODUCTS LISTED BY
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116Rigid Lens SolutionsAs with soft
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118D. Oxidation SystemsName Preserv
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120G. Combination SolutionsName Pre
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122APPENDIX 1. TOPICAL ANTIBACTERIA
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124APPENDIX 3. ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY
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126IntravenousCreatinine Clearancei
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128Creatinine clearance (ml/min) CM
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130APPENDIX 5. GLAUCOMA MEDICATION
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132APPENDIX 6. TITRATING TOPICAL DR
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Product IndexAAcetazolamide, 58, 65
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Product Index 137Glucose 40 Ophthal
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Product Index 139Suprofen, 79Syphil
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Subject Index 142Molds, 37Moraxella
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