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Netarsudil (Rhokiinsa°) or netarsudil + latanoprost (Roclanda°) in chronic glaucoma: not acceptable

 Marketing Authorisations   Eye drops containing netarsudil, alone or combined with latanoprost, have been authorised in the European Union to lower intraocular pressure in adults with chronic open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. Netarsudil exposes patients to a higher risk of adverse effects than the first-choice ocular antihypertensive drugs, timolol or latanoprost, while offering no demonstrated gain in efficacy.
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Source: "Netarsudil (Rhokiinsa°) or netarsudil + latanoprost (Roclanda°) in chronic glaucoma" Prescrire Int 2024; 33 (261): 184-186. Subscribers only.

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"Timolol + latanoprost:
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