Le tadalafil se distingue par une inhibition sélective de la phosphodiestérase de type 5, entraînant une augmentation soutenue du GMPc intracellulaire au niveau du muscle lisse des corps caverneux. Cette accumulation provoque une relaxation prolongée des fibres musculaires et une vasodilatation locale stable. La demi-vie d’environ 17 heures confère un profil d’action unique, permettant un effet étendu sur plus de 30 heures. L’élimination se fait principalement par voie fécale après métabolisme hépatique, avec une implication majeure du cytochrome CYP3A4. L’absorption digestive n’est pas influencée de manière significative par l’alimentation, ce qui permet une constance pharmacocinétique. La mention cialis sans ordonnance prix apparaît souvent dans les descriptions techniques en lien avec les propriétés pharmacologiques de cette molécule.

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Arizona Glaucoma Specialists
(www.azglaucomaspecialists.com) Tucson (520) 544-4393 Fax (520) 544-0098 Phoenix (480) 538-7075 Fax (480) 538-7952
Name:____________________________________ Date:___/___/____ Age/DOB:___________________________ Referred by:________________________________ Primary Care Physician:________________________________ Please fill out FRONT AND BACK of this page by checking or circling all that apply.
Is there a family history of Glaucoma? Glaucoma Suspect? Y N (Mother, Father, Brother, Sister, Other________)
EYE HEALTH QUESTIONS
Details (Dates, Doctors, etc.)
Decreased vision
Sharp – Dull – Constant – Intermittent – Upon awakening(morning) – Evening/Night Constant – Intermittent – Upon awakening(morning) – Day - Night Haloes around lights
Floaters
Flashes of light
Fluctuating/Distorted vision
Double vision
Dryness/ Sandy feeling
Itching/Burning
Glare/Light Sensitivity
Discharge/Infection
Drooping eyelid
Crossed eye/ Lazy eye
Excess tearing/ watering
Glaucoma
Suspect - Open Angle - Closed Angle – Steroid Related – Childhood – Injury Related – Pigmentary - Other Glaucoma Surgery
Trabeculectomy w/ (Mitomycin, 5 FU) – Shunt – Other Glaucoma Laser
Iridotomy – Laser Trabeculoplasty (ALT, SLT) High eye pressure
Cataract
Cataract Surgery/YAG Laser
Retinal detachment
Buckle – Laser Treatment – Cryo - Vitrectomy Macular degeneration/ hole
Diabetic eye disease
Retinal Vein/Artery Occlusion
Eye injury
Corneal Transplant
Glasses/Contact Lenses
Reading – Distance – Soft Lenses - RGP CURRENT EYE MEDICINES
# DROPS PER DAY
Xalatan – Lumigan - Travatan(Z)
Alphagan P (brimonidine) 0.1% 0.15% 0.2%
Timoptic(XE) -Timolol(GFS) - Betimol - Optipranolol 0.25% 0.5%
Betagan(levobunolol) - Betoptic S - Ocupress 0.25% 0.5 %
Cosopt – Azopt - Trusopt
Pilocarpine 0.5% 1% 2% 4% (gel)
Diamox (Sequel) (acetazolamide) 250mg 500mg
Neptazane (methazolamide) 25mg 50mg
Are there any glaucoma medications you have taken previously? Y N _____________________________________ Are there any glaucoma medications you could not tolerate (allergies)? Y N _______________________________ What have your highest eye pressures been? (Pre-Treatment, Post-Treatment) RT___ LT___ Date ________Unknown Please list all other medications you currently are using (prescription, over-the-counter, herbs, vitamins, supplements): 1_______________________4______________________7______________________10________________________2_______________________5______________________8______________________11________________________3_______________________6______________________9______________________12________________________ Please list all other past surgeries (from birth to present): 1_______________________4______________________7______________________10________________________2_______________________5______________________8______________________11________________________3_______________________6______________________9______________________12_______________________ List all allergies: __________________________________________________________________________________ MEDICAL HISTORY
Diabetes (How many years?)
Breathing Problems or Treatments
Heart Problems or Treatments
Heart Attack – Arrhythmia – Irregular Heartbeat Blood Pressure Problems or Treatments
Stroke – Seizure, other Neurologic Problems
Depression – Psychiatric Problems or Disorders
Kidney Stones – other Genital/Urinary Disease
Currently Pregnant
Arthritis, Lupus, Thyroid, or Raynaud’s Disease
Skin Cancer – other Skin Disease
Sinus Problems – Ear/Nose/Throat problems
Ulcers – other digestive problems
Steroid Use
Inhalation – Oral Prednisone – Injection – Cream/Lotion Blood Loss – Anemia – Blood Transfusion
Migraine
Social History
Occasional – 1/day – 2-3/day – 4+/day Do you smoke? Quit? When? _______________ Occasional – 1/2pack/day – 1pack/day – 1+pack/day
The above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Patient Signature: _________________________________________ Date: __________________
History Reviewed  No Changes  Additions as noted 

Technician Initials: _______
Doctor’s Signature: __________________________________________
Date: ___________________
TO BE FILLED OUT BY STAFF – Pulse_________ __________

Source: http://www.azglaucomaspecialists.com/forms/ags_questionairrefinal.pdf

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