James R. Brinkley

TL;DR: Long-term observations confirmed the previously published observations based on short-term studies that chloroquine Retinopathy tends to remain stable after therapy is discontinued, although a few patients in the early stages of retinopathy may show regression and occasionally a patient with a more advanced stage of the disease may show progression.

TL;DR: Seizure activity and an exacerbation of glaucoma developed after successful revascularization, exemplifying the derangements in cerebral and ocular function that may result from chronic hypoperfusion.

TL;DR: All patients undergoing cataract surgery in which the use of intraocular acetylcholine is contemplated should be monitored by an anesthesiologist, although a cause-and-effect relationship has not been proven.