Ocular toxicology /
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New York :
Plenum Press,
[1995]
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Table of Contents:
- Ocular electrophysiology
- The ERG, and VEP in rats
- Retinal toxicology study using electrophysiological methods in rabbits
- ERG measurements in the dog, cat and monkey for toxicology specially type of electrode and anesthesia for ERG recordings
- Electroretinography in the non-human primate as a standardized method in toxicology
- Effects of clindamycin on neural function in the isolated perfused vertebrate retina.
- Determination of the effect of ketamine, thiopental and halothane on the ocular electroretinographic examination of the beagle dog to define protocols to be used in dogs, monkeys and micropigs
- Experimental study of the retinal toxicity of iron after vitreous hemorrhage
- Retinal tolerance of intravitreal low-molecular-weight heparin, colchicine or interferon B determined by eye-cup ERG in albino rabbits
- Normal ERG on rhesus monkeys(Macaca mulatta): Preliminary results of a technic using subcutaneous electrodes.
- Effects of quinine on the electroretinogram of the beagle dog
- Ocular pharmacokinetics
- Effect of different vehicles on ocular kinetic/distribution
- Drug distribution studies in single lens layers through the application of a sectioning technique
- Ocular pharmacokinetics of some proteolytic drugs in the course of topical application: Long-term observation
- New method of the reverse intraarterial drug infusion into final periorbital channels of the ophthalmic artery in urgent treatment of toxic optic neuropathy.
- Evalution of the effect of the vehicle on ocular distribution and bioavailability of betaxolol
- Continuous flow contact lens delivery of diclofenac to rabbit cornea and aqueous humor
- One-year ocular toxicity study of ofloxacin ophthalmic solution in beagle dogs
- Topical fluconazole: high penetration without corneal toxicity
- Lens/cataract
- Relevance of cataract models in rodents as a tool to evidence a co- or syncataractogenic potential of drugs in preclinical studies.