Ketaneserinol as an agent to reduce intraocular pressure
AssigneeIolab Corporation
InventorsRamon L. Espino, Donald G. Musson, Orest Olejnik
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Abstract
This invention relates to the use of ketanserinol as an ophthalmic therapeutic agent to reduce intraocular pressure and its method of use for treating glaucoma by systemic administration of ketanserinol, it salts, esters or prodrugs to a patient or more particularly, topically administering ketanserinol and salts thereof to the eye of a patient.
Claims6
A method of reducing intraocular eye pressure in a patient comprising the step of topically administering a pressure reducing effective amount of ketanserinol to the eye of a patient.
A method of reducing intraocular eye pressure in a patient comprising the step of topically administering a pressure reducing effective amount of ketanserinol and salats thereof to the eye of a patient.
A method of reducing intraocular eye pressure in a patient comprising the step of topically administering a pressure reducing effective amount of a ketanserinol ester or prodrug to the eye of a patient.
A method of treating glaucoma by reducing intraocular eye pressure in a patient comprising the step of orally or parenterally administering a pressure reducing effective amount of ketanserinol and salts thereof to a patient.
A method of treating glaucoma by reducing intraocular eye pressure in a patient comprising the step of orally or parenterally administering a pressure reducing effective amount of a ketanserinol ester or prodrug to a patient.
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