2001
DOI: 10.1093/bjacepd/1.6.161
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“…44 In very young patients, brimonidine has resulted in apnea and coma; in elderly patients, lethargy and mental confusion. [43][44][45]  Non-selective, selective parasympathomimetic agents, miotics (Echothiophate, demecarium bromide, pilocarpine).…”
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“…44 In very young patients, brimonidine has resulted in apnea and coma; in elderly patients, lethargy and mental confusion. [43][44][45]  Non-selective, selective parasympathomimetic agents, miotics (Echothiophate, demecarium bromide, pilocarpine).…”
Section: Glaucoma Medicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Higher concentrations of pilocarpine can cause tachycardia, bronchospasm and sweating. [43][44][45] Acetylcholine (1% for intraocular irrigation) is occasionally used to prepare the eye for anterior segment surgery requiring rapid, complete miosis. Acetylcholine solution can theoretically cause resistance to non-depolarising muscle relaxants.…”
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