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Intraocular Peak Pressure in Patients Under Treatment With Fixed Combination of Bimatoprost/Timolol/Brimonidine Once Daily Versus Twice Daily
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Précis:
We investigate the efficacy of triple-fixed-combination of bimatoprost/brimonidine/timolol once and twice a day, demonstrating higher intraocular pressure reduction with once-a-day use, and discuss possible implications based on previous literature.
Purpose:
The purpose of this study was to compare the efficacy of a fixed combination bimatoprost-timolol-brimonidine (Triplenex) instilled once-daily with twice-daily in primary open angle glaucoma.
Patients and Methods:
A randomized clinical trial at a public eye care institution. Thirty patients with primary open angle glaucoma were followed up for 3 months. The right and left eyes of these patients were randomly assigned to once-daily (10:00 pm) or twice-daily (10:00 am; 10:00 pm) regimens of fixed combination bimatoprost-timolol-brimonidine. Intraocular pressure peaks were obtained with the water drinking test before the introduction of this medication (basal WDT0), 1 month (WDT1), 2 months (WDT2), and 3 months (WDT3) after starting the use of the fixed combination of bimatoprost/timolol/brimonidine (Triplenex). Variation from peak intraocular pressure at WDT3 to peak at WDT0 was compared within groups of 2 versus once-daily regimen.
Results:
Sixty eyes of 30 patients (age: 70.67±9.70 y) were included in this study. Baseline clinical characteristics were comparable between groups. The mean reduction in peak intraocular pressure from WDT0 to WDT3 was 6.1±6.1 mm Hg (30.5%) in the eyes receiving 1 drop per day and 4.3±5.7 mm Hg (21.5%) in the eyes receiving 2 drops per day (P=0.023). Mean reduction in peak intraocular pressure considering all WDT was also higher in the group with once-a-day treatment (5.90±6.03 vs. 4.46±4.28 mm Hg, P=0.006).
Conclusion:
Fixed combination of bimatoprost 0.01%, brimonidine tartrate 0.15%, and timolol maleate 0.5% once-a-day is more effective in reducing peak intraocular pressure as measured by the WDT than twice-a-day dosing.
Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
Title: Intraocular Peak Pressure in Patients Under Treatment With Fixed Combination of Bimatoprost/Timolol/Brimonidine Once Daily Versus Twice Daily
Description:
Précis:
We investigate the efficacy of triple-fixed-combination of bimatoprost/brimonidine/timolol once and twice a day, demonstrating higher intraocular pressure reduction with once-a-day use, and discuss possible implications based on previous literature.
Purpose:
The purpose of this study was to compare the efficacy of a fixed combination bimatoprost-timolol-brimonidine (Triplenex) instilled once-daily with twice-daily in primary open angle glaucoma.
Patients and Methods:
A randomized clinical trial at a public eye care institution.
Thirty patients with primary open angle glaucoma were followed up for 3 months.
The right and left eyes of these patients were randomly assigned to once-daily (10:00 pm) or twice-daily (10:00 am; 10:00 pm) regimens of fixed combination bimatoprost-timolol-brimonidine.
Intraocular pressure peaks were obtained with the water drinking test before the introduction of this medication (basal WDT0), 1 month (WDT1), 2 months (WDT2), and 3 months (WDT3) after starting the use of the fixed combination of bimatoprost/timolol/brimonidine (Triplenex).
Variation from peak intraocular pressure at WDT3 to peak at WDT0 was compared within groups of 2 versus once-daily regimen.
Results:
Sixty eyes of 30 patients (age: 70.
67±9.
70 y) were included in this study.
Baseline clinical characteristics were comparable between groups.
The mean reduction in peak intraocular pressure from WDT0 to WDT3 was 6.
1±6.
1 mm Hg (30.
5%) in the eyes receiving 1 drop per day and 4.
3±5.
7 mm Hg (21.
5%) in the eyes receiving 2 drops per day (P=0.
023).
Mean reduction in peak intraocular pressure considering all WDT was also higher in the group with once-a-day treatment (5.
90±6.
03 vs.
4.
46±4.
28 mm Hg, P=0.
006).
Conclusion:
Fixed combination of bimatoprost 0.
01%, brimonidine tartrate 0.
15%, and timolol maleate 0.
5% once-a-day is more effective in reducing peak intraocular pressure as measured by the WDT than twice-a-day dosing.
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