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. 2016 May 23;10:921–928. doi: 10.2147/OPTH.S105686

Table 2.

Concomitant medication of the study patients

Medication Nonstatin (n=14) Statin (n=12) P-value
Hypercholesterolemia
 Fibrate 1 0 0.345
 Statin (simvastatin:atorvastatin) 0 12 (9:3)
Diabetes
 Oral only:insulin only:combination 3 (1:0:2) 2 (2:0:0) 0.759
Hypertension
 ACE:AT2 3 4 0.495
 β-Blocker 5 6 0.462
 Calcium channel blocker (vascular:cardioselective) 3 2 0.759
 Diuretic 2 3 0.490
Circulation
 Anticoagulation 0 1 0.271
 Antithrombotic 6 6 0.716
 Inotropic 1 0 0.345
 Nitrate 2 2 0.867
Central nervous system
 Antidepressive 0 3 0.047
 Benzodiazepine 0 1 0.271
 Dementia 1 0 0.345
 Nonbenzodiazepine hypnotic 0 1 0.271
Gastrointestinal tract
 Proton pump inhibitor 2 2 0.867
Other hormones and vitamins
 BPH 1 1 0.910
 Hormonal substitution 3 2 0.759
 Thyroxin 1 2 0.449
 Vitamins and micronutrients* 2 3 0.490
Immunomodulation
 Antihistamines 3 1 0.356
 Glucocorticoid 1 0 0.345
 Glucocorticoid inhalated 2 5 0.117
 NSAIDs 0 1 0.271
Infection
 Antibiotic 1 0 0.345
Topical medication
 Allergy 1 0 0.345
 Glaucoma 0 1 0.271

Notes: Data presented as N-value of concomitant preoperative medication of 14 eyes of 14 nonstatin and 12 eyes of eleven statin-treated patients. For two-group comparisons, qualitative data were analyzed by two-factor χ2 test.

*

Vitamins and micronutrients counted by prescription. P≤0.05 shows a statistically significant result between the groups.

Abbreviations: ACE, angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor; AT2, angiotensin II receptor antagonist; BPH, benign prostatic hyperplasia; NSAIDs, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.