Iris cyst associated with topical administration of latanoprost.
AI Summary
Latanoprost eye drops can cause iris cysts, as observed in one patient; these cysts resolved after discontinuing the medication, highlighting a potential side effect for clinicians.
Abstract
Purpose
To report an adverse side effect associated with topical latanoprost usage.
Method
Case report. A 76-year-old woman with primary open-angle glaucoma developed an iris cyst 5 weeks after beginning treatment with latanoprost. Clinical examinations and slit-lamp photographs were performed.
Results
Latanoprost was discontinued. Periodic examinations disclosed that the iris cyst gradually diminished and finally disappeared within 3 weeks.
Conclusion
The formation of an iris cyst is a possible complication of topical latanoprost therapy.
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