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| ====== Drugs that cause Miosis ====== | ====== Drugs that cause Miosis ====== | ||
| - | ^ Generic Name ^ Trade Name ^ Pharmaceutical Class ^ | + | ^ Generic Name ^ Trade Name |
| - | | Bethanechol | + | | Bethanechol |
| - | | Buprenorphine | + | | Buprenorphine |
| - | | Codeine | + | | Clonidine |
| - | | Fentanyl | + | | Codeine |
| - | | Hydrocodone | + | | Fentanyl |
| - | | Meperidine | + | | Hydrocodone |
| - | | Organophosphates | + | | Meperidine |
| - | | Physostigmine | + | | Organophosphates |
| - | | Reserpine | + | | Physostigmine |
| - | | Tramadol | + | | Reserpine |
| + | | Tramadol | ||
| =====Reference==== | =====Reference==== | ||
| **Common ocular effects reported to a poison control center after systemic absorption of drugs in therapeutic and toxic doses.** Slattery A et al. Curr Opin Ophthalmol 2014; | **Common ocular effects reported to a poison control center after systemic absorption of drugs in therapeutic and toxic doses.** Slattery A et al. Curr Opin Ophthalmol 2014; | ||
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