Farmacia hospitalaria : organo oficial de expresion cientifica de la Sociedad Espanola de Farmacia Hospitalaria · 2018
Consensus SEO-SEFH of recommendations for use and compounding of ophthalmic preparations.
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Fuentes-Irigoyen Raquel, Martín de Rosales Cabrera Ana María, Riestra Ana Cristina, Vila María Nieves, Dávila-Pousa Carmela, Alonso Herreros José María, López-Cabezas Carmen, Cañete Carmen, Pernía-López María Sagrario, Garcia-Palomo Marta, Arriola Villalobos Pedro, Ibares-Frías Lucía, Urcelay Segura José Luís, Yañez Martínez Jacobo Ramón
Аннотация
There are many medicinal products that, although having shown efficacy and safety in different ophthalmological indications, they are not authorized or commercially available for ophthalmic administration. This implies, on one hand, that they must be used according to legislation that regulates the availability of medicines in special situations and, on the other hand, that they must be prepared in the pharmacy services for ophthalmic administration, according to quality criteria to ensure its effectiveness, stability and sterility. This document gathers the consensus between the Spanish Society of Ophthalmology and the Spanish Society of Hospital Pharmacy about these selected preparations which have shown enough evidence in their efficacy and safety for their ophthalmic use (off label) and ophthalmic administration. This document includes recommendations about its use according to the current legislation. In addition, with the aim of harmonizing the preparation of intraocular injections in the hospital pharmacy services, general recommendations are set in this document to ensure the compliance with standards established in the Spanish Guideline for Good Preparation Practices of Medicinal Products in Hospital Pharmacies. These recommendations include sections such as the area of preparation, material, technique, packaging, stability, quality control, prescription and traceability of intraocular preparations.