EYE-DROP CANULA, AND DWARF LANCET.

Canula for Intravenous Injections

Preparation and stability of voriconazole eye drop

22 23 24 Combined systemic and topical administration of voriconazole have been successfully used to 25 treat keratomycosis infection. No voriconazole eye drop product being commercially 26 available, we prepared a sterile eye drop solution (10 mg/ml). Voriconazole remains stable 27 over 30 days providing an eye drop solution suitable for topical treatment of fungal keratitis. 28 29 30 31 32 33...

Homeopathy and The Lancet

The Lancet of August 27, 2005 featured a cluster of articles highly critical of homeopathy which attracted considerable media attention. The media reports echoed The Lancet’s press release: ‘homeopathy is no better than placebo’. The centerpiece was a meta-analysis of clinical trials of homeopathy compared with clinical trials of allopathy (conventional medicine) (1). The first author is Aijing...

The Lancet

Microorganisms accumulated in these cracks and might have contaminated cleaning equipment even when it had been disinfected. A plastic hose helped reduce the problem. Flushing the hose for several minutes before filling cleaning equipment also controlled the risk of dissemination. Both P aei-ugiizom and Emerobacter cloacae were recovered from the inner areas of the rubber hose. Hospital infecti...

Preparation and stability of voriconazole eye drop solution.

The combined systemic and topical administration of voriconazole has successfully been used to treat keratomycosis. Because no voriconazole eye drop product is commercially available, we prepared a sterile eye drop solution (10 mg/ml). Voriconazole remains stable over 30 days, providing an eye drop solution suitable for use for the topical treatment of fungal keratitis.