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Timolol. Canadian multicenter study.

Authors: R P, LeBlanc; G, Krip;

Timolol. Canadian multicenter study.

Abstract

This collaborative study involves 39 investigators and shows the effects of timolol maleate when used short-term on large numbers of patients (418). Intraocular pressure response is excellent. Statistical analyses of pressure response are done using random sampling. Patient complaints were monitored during the study and present interesting findings. Very few adverse reactions were reported.

Keywords

Canada, Clinical Trials as Topic, Blood Pressure, Glaucoma, Middle Aged, Propanolamines, Timolol, Humans, Ophthalmic Solutions, Pulse, Intraocular Pressure

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