Level of Adherence to Glaucoma Medication and Its Associated Factors Among Adult Jordanian Patients.

Background: Glaucoma is considered the second most common cause of blindness in patients above the age of 50. Lack of adherence to glaucoma medications frequently results in undesirable complications, specifically blindness and disability.

Purpose: The study's objectives are to evaluate the level of adherence to glaucoma topical medications and factors associated with adherence to glaucoma medications.

Liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry for rapid and selective simultaneous determination of fluoroquinolones level in human aqueous humor.

Endophthalmitis, an intraocular infection, may lead to irreversible loss of vision. Antimicrobial chemotherapy is prescribed prior to ocular surgical procedures to avoid endophthalmitis. Fluoroquinolones are the most commonly prescribed and used antibiotics during such procedures.