Which of the following is not useful in chronic open angle glaucoma:: (A) Prostagladin analogue, (B) Pilocarpine, (C) Homatropine, (D) Timolol
Answer is C. Ans. C: Homatropine Medical therapy for primary open angle glaucoma includes: 1st line-Beta blockers (timolol), brimonidine, prostaglandin analogues; Adjunctive-Dipivefrine, dorzolamide, pilocarpine