Patient administration of eyedrops: observation. Part II

M. A. Kass; E. Hodapp; M. Gordon; A. E. Kolker; I. Goldberg

Patient administration of eyedrops: observation. Part II

M. A. Kass
, E. Hodapp
, M. Gordon
, A. E. Kolker
, I. Goldberg

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Abstract

For this study, 141 patients were observed while they administered their eyedrop medication. Findings indicate a great need to instruct patients periodically in the proper technique of eyedrop administration. Proper technique may reduce systemic side effects, improve drug efficacy, and result in a substantial reduction in the cost of eyedrop medication.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	889-890+892-893
Journal	Annals of ophthalmology
Volume	14
Issue number	9
State	Published - 1982

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