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. 2014 Sep 26;8:1967–1985. doi: 10.2147/OPTH.S59162

Table 1.

Summary of meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials for the effect of latanoprost and other PG analogs on IOP in patients with glaucoma or ocular hypertension

Study PG analogs Other drugs assessed Studies (n) Patients (n) Duration Primary efficacy variables
Cucherat et al50 LAT (BAK-preserved and preservative-free), BIMf (BAK-preserved), TRA (preserved with BAK, polyquaternium-1 or sofzia), TAF (BAK-preserved) None 21 Not reported ≥2 months Preservative-free LAT significantly more effective than TAF regarding IOP at 3 months. No significant difference between other PG analogs.
Orme et al42 LAT, BIM, TRA TIM 18 2,943 3 months No significant difference between LAT and BIM in on-treatment IOP. LAT and BIM significantly more effective than TIM. No significant difference between TRA and TIM.
Cheng et al43 LAT, BIM, TRA TIM 9 1,090 2 weeks to 3 months No significant difference in IOP-lowering effect from baseline between LAT, BIM, TRA, and TIM.
Cheng et al44 LAT, BIM TIM, DOR, BRIM 15 450 3 weeks to 2 months No significant difference between LAT and BIM in IOP reduction from baseline at peak, trough, and diurnal assessments.
Eyawo et al41 LAT, BIM, TRA None 15 2,755 3–12 months No significant differences in IOP-lowering effects at study conclusion between LAT, BIM, and TRA.
Aptel et al45 LAT, BIM, TRA None 8 1,610 1–6 months Significantly greater change in IOP with BIM than LAT at 8 am, noon, 4 pm, and 8 pm after 3 months. No significant difference between LAT and TRA.
Cheng and Wei46 LAT, BIM None 13 1,302 1–6 months Percentage reduction in morning IOP significantly greater with BIM than LAT at 1, 3, and 6 months.
Stewart et al48 LAT, BIM, TRA TIM, DOR, BRIM 11 386 1–2 months No significant differences reported in the publication between LAT, BIM, and TRA in 24-hour IOP efficacy.
Denis et al49 LAT, BIM, TRA None 9 1,318 2 weeks to 12 months No significant difference between LAT and BIM or TRA in IOP levels at the end of follow-up.
Van der Valk et al47 LAT, BIM, TRA TIM, DOR, BRIM, BET, BRIN 28 6,953 (trough) 6,841 (peak) 1–6 months No significant difference between LAT, BIM, and TRA in IOP change from baseline at 1 month.

Note:

f

0.01% and 0.03%.

Abbreviations: BAK, benzalkonium chloride; BET, betaxolol; BIM, bimatoprost (0.03%); BRIN, brinzolamide; BRIM, brimonidine; DOR, dorzolamide; IOP, intraocular pressure; LAT, latanoprost (0.005%); PG, prostaglandin; TAF, tafluprost (0.0015%); TIM, timolol; TRA, travoprost (0.004%).