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TitreAcute-onset bilateral myopia induced by indapamide
ButTo describe a clinical case of indapamide-induced bilateral acute myopia and angle narrowing.
MéthodesClinical case report.
RésultatsA 43-year-old Caucasian male patient presented to the emergency department with acute-onset reduced distant vision. Neurological assessment, blood pressure and cerebral CT scan were normal. The patient was known to have arterial hypertension, treated with perindopril and amlodipine. Because of uncontrolled tensions indapamide (sulfonamide-derived drug) 2,5 mg was started 5 days ago. Distance visual acuity (VA) with his own prescription glasses (-4/-4.25D) was 0.15 and 0.2, respectively. However, best-corrected VA was 1.0 bilaterally with -7.5/-6.75D. Slit lamp examination revealed narrow anterior chambers with narrow but open chamber angles on gonioscopy. Intraocular pressure was 15/17 mmHg. Dilated fundoscopy showed a marked visualization of the ora serrata over 360°, but no other notable abnormalities. B-scan ultrasonography revealed a bilateral ciliochoroidal effusion. One week after discontinuation of indapamide, a complete resolution of the induced myopia (automatic refraction -4/-3.75D), a deep anterior chamber and regression of the ciliochoroidal effusion was observed.
ConclusionSulfonamide-derived drugs, like indapamide, may cause acute myopia and even angle closure secondary to ciliochoroidal effusion. It is suggested that both ciliary muscle contraction and ciliary body edema play role in the pathophysiology. After drug withdrawal, with timely diagnosis, effects are fully reversible. Therefore, it is important to consider a drug-related cause in the differential diagnosis of acute myopia and angle closure.
Conflit d'intérêtNon
Auteur 1
NomVAN SLYCKEN
InitialesM
InstitutUZ Gent
VilleGent
Auteur 2
NomLafaut
InitialesB
InstitutAZ Sint Jan
VilleBrugge
Auteur 3
NomSmeets
InitialesF
InstitutUZ Leuven
VilleLeuven
Auteur 4
NomVanhonsebrouck
InitialesE
InstitutAZ Sint Jan
VilleBrugge
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