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Title: Botulinum toxin in Ophthalmic Practice


1
Botulinum toxin in Ophthalmic Practice
  • Dr Sunayana Bhat
  • Consultant
  • Paediatric ophthalmology , Strabismus and Neuro
    ophthalmology
  • Vasan eye care , Mangalore
  • Ph 9611102754
  • chanyn9_at_gmail.com

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  • Botulinum toxin injections are the
    fastest-growing cosmetic procedure all over the
    world
  • Neurotoxin Bacterium Clostridium botulinum
  • 'botulus' sausage
  • German physician who described the
  • poisoning after the ingestion of sausage.

3
  • Mechanism of action
  • Activity and dosing
  • Clinically available forms
  • Uses
  • Complications

4
Mechanism of action
  • Heavy chain of 100 kDa
  • Light chain of 50 kDa 150 kDa core type A
    molecule

5
Mechanism of action
ENDOCYTOSIS
SUBSTRATE MODIFICATION
6
Mechanism of action
  • Differ in SNARE protein / cleavage site
  • A,B,C,D,E,F
  • PROCESS OF FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY
  • Sprouting of nerve fibers from the terminal axons
  • Extra junctional Ach receptors

7
Activity and Dosing
  • 1 unit LD50 female swiss webster mice , intra
    peritoneal injection
  • 1 unit 0.05 ng of toxin
  • Stored dry
  • Reconstitution with saline
  • 5-10 u 0.1 ml

8
Commercial Preparations
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Benign Essential Blepharospasm
  • Functional blindness Episodic Spasms
  • Effective in 75
  • 2.5 u each site
  • Subcutaneous
  • Sites

11
Stabismus Muscle Inj
  • Post paralytic ( prevent contractures )
  • With transpositions for horizontals
  • Dysthyroid orbitopathy
  • Surgical surprises !
  • Infantile ET
  • ??? Buying time

12
Nystagmus / Oscillopsia
The "ideal" patient for retrobulbar Botox
-restricted movement -oscillopsia, -willing
to use only one eye. 
13
Chronic Dry Eyes
  • Medial orbicularis muscle
    inj
  • failed lacrimal pump
  • Subjective improvement of symptoms in 70
    of cases

14
Post Peripheral Facial Nerve Synkinesis
  • Facial deformity
  • Drooling
  • Twitching / muscle spasms

15
Tics,Tremors and Myokymia
  • Spontaneous discharges
  • Known to resolve spontaneously

  • 2.5 u

16
Elevated IOP due to Restrictive Myopathy
  • Corneal Protective Ptosis
  • Direct infiltration of levator muscle

17
Headache Syndromes
50 100 u
18
Eyelid diseases
  • Retraction
  • graves disease
  • Spastic Entropion
  • Pre tarsal orbicularis overides
  • Ocular sx
  • Irritation

19
Compressive Optic Neuropathy
  • Enlarged muscles crowding
  • Reduced contraction
  • Reduced muscle bulk

20
Hyperhydrosis Lacrimal Hypersecretion syndromes
  • 1 population
  • Face , axilla , palms
  • Frey syndrome gustatory sweating
  • Gustatory epiphora
  • 2.5 U palpebral lobe of lacrimal gland
  • 8 mm of schirmer value reduction

21
Aesthetic uses
  • Forehead furrows
  • Glabellar lines
  • Lateral rhytides ( crows feet )
  • Brow lift
  • Perioral rhytides ( smokers lines )
  • Mesolabial folds (marionette lines )
  • Platysmal bands

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ALL IS WELL.
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Complications
  • Ptosis - always transient
  • Induced deviations - usually transient
  • Diplopia - transient
  • Dilated pupil - rare
  • Reduced accommodation - rare
  • Scleral perforation - rare - potentially serious
  • Lip droop - very bothersome may be persistent

25
Future Trends
  • Antibody development .
  • Complication anti globulin within 4 hrs
  • Bioterrorism
  • VACCINES ????.....

26
Thank u
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