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Mydriatics & Cycloplegics: Defination, Mechanism, Indications, Side Effects
1. Mydriatics & Cycloplegics :
Defination, Mechanism of action,
indications,contraindications, side
effects
SCEH, Lahan.
2. Defination
• Mydriatics are the group of drugs that are used for dilatation of
pupil. :: detail fundus examination.
• Cycloplegics are drugs that are used for dilatation as well as
for paralysing sphincter muscle. Detailed fundus examination,
cycloplegic refraction.
3. Classification
• Natural alkaloids :Atropine, Hyoscine (Scopolamine).
• Semi synthetic : Homatropine.
• Synthetic :
a) Mydriatics : Cyclopentolate, Tropicamide.
b) Antisecretory- antispasmodics : Dicyclomine
c) Antiparkinsonism : Dicyclomine
4. ATROPINE
• Mechanism of action : block actions of Acetylcholine on
autonomic effectors & in the CNS via muscarinic receptor.
• Topical instillation causes
1. Mydriasis
2. Abolition of light reflex
3. Cycloplegics (lasts for 7-10 days).
4. Mild anaesthetic action on the cornea.
5. ATROPINE
• Has effect in other parts of our body : CNS, CVS, GI, Smooth
muscle, glands.
6. ATROPINE : Indications
• Mydriasis, detailed fundus examination and cycloplegic
refraction.
• Inflammatory condition : Uveitis, corneal ulcer,
endophthalmitis. Breaks synechiae , relieves ciliary spasm
• Used in glaucoma but only in neovascular & malignant
glaucoma.
9. Mydriatics
• Tropicamide : potent and quickest of all mydriatics drugs (lasts
for 6 hours).
• Tropicamide with phenylephrine : faster and more potent.
• Cyclopentolate : potent drug and works for 2-3 days after
instillation.
10. Indications
• Mydriasis, detailed fundus examination and cycloplegic
refraction.
• Inflammatory condition : Uveitis, corneal ulcer,
endophthalmitis. Breaks synechiae , relieves ciliary spasm
• Used in glaucoma but only in neovascular & malignant
glaucoma.