American journal of ophthalmology · 1995
Lichen planus associated with topical beta-blocker therapy.
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Beckman K A, Chanes L, Kaufman S R
Аннотация
PURPOSE: We studied two clinical cases that demonstrated an association between topical beta-blocker therapy and lichen planus.
METHODS: Two patients developed skin lesions while on topical beta-blocker therapy for open-angle glaucoma. They underwent skin biopsies to determine the origin of the lesions. They were subsequently treated and followed up clinically.
RESULTS: Skin biopsy specimens from each patient demonstrated infiltrates consistent with a lichenoid drug reaction. The symptoms resolved after discontinuation of the topical beta-blocker therapy. Neither patient developed a recurrence.
CONCLUSION: We suggest that lichen planus is a possible side effect of topical beta-blocker therapy.
METHODS: Two patients developed skin lesions while on topical beta-blocker therapy for open-angle glaucoma. They underwent skin biopsies to determine the origin of the lesions. They were subsequently treated and followed up clinically.
RESULTS: Skin biopsy specimens from each patient demonstrated infiltrates consistent with a lichenoid drug reaction. The symptoms resolved after discontinuation of the topical beta-blocker therapy. Neither patient developed a recurrence.
CONCLUSION: We suggest that lichen planus is a possible side effect of topical beta-blocker therapy.