- Datura Stramonium Intoxication: A report of 2 cases
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Lee BC, Choi IS
- KMID: 1957572
- J Korean Neurol Assoc.
- 1987 Dec;5(2):293-298.
Datura stramonium is an annual herb, growing wild in the most part of our country. All parts of the plant contain belladonna alkaloid. Ingestion of Datura stramonium and the resulting... -
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- A Case Report of Mydriasis and Cycloplegia Developing after General Anesthesia
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Jeon JS, Ok SY, Kim SI, Kim SY
- KMID: 1933803
- Korean J Anesthesiol.
- 1989 Oct;22(5):787-789.
- doi: 10.4097/kjae.1989.22.5.787
Belladonna drugs dilate the pupil and paralyze accomodation after either local or systemic administration. Conventional systemic doses of atropine (0.5-0.6 mg) have little ocular effect, but with larger doses ocular... -
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- The Effects of a Small dose of Scopolamine on the Heart Rate in the Halothane Anesthetized and Comstose Patient
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Moon HY, Im WM, Jung SS
- KMID: 2349571
- Korean J Anesthesiol.
- 1985 Jun;18(2):145-149.
It is well known that small dose of belladonna alkaloid(atropine, scopolarnine) has the effect of decreasing the heart rate in normal conscious subjects, but the mechanism involved in it remains... -
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- The Studies on the Residual Accommodation of Koreans I. The Residual Accommodation under 1% Atropine and 5% Homatropine Cycloplegia
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Choo CH, Choi O, Cho SC
- KMID: 1094170
- Yonsei Med J.
- 1963 Dec;4(1):73-76.
- doi: 10.3349/ymj.1963.4.1.73
This study was conducted to determine how much of a residua1 accommodation remained one hour after three instillations of atropine or homatropine in 384 eyes of younger Koreans. The amount... -
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- A Case of Bilateral Acute Angle Closure Attack Induced by Common Cold Medication
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Hong EH, Lee MJ, Song IS
- KMID: 2213678
- J Korean Ophthalmol Soc.
- 2016 Feb;57(2):334-340.
- doi: 10.3341/jkos.2016.57.2.334
PURPOSE: The authors report a case of bilateral simultaneous acute angle closure attack following administration of an over-the-counter common cold medication (ingredients: chlorpheniramine maleate, phenylephrine hydrochloride, and belladonna alkaloid). CASE SUMMARY:... -
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