The drug affecting the trabecular outflow in Glaucoma: (A) Timolol, (B) Acetazolamide, (C) Pilocarpine, (D) Brimonidine
Answer is C. Miotics like pilocarpine reduce intraocular tension by increasing the trabecular outflowBeta-blockers reduce production of aqueous humor by acting on the ciliary bodyBrimonidine and prostaglandin analogs increase uveoscleral outflow Ref: Katzung 12th ed. pg: 161