Effect of intravenous cardiac glycosides on the aqueous humour dynamics of the cat.

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PREVious investigation by Simon, Bonting, and Hawkins (1962) indicated that intravenous cardiac glycosides caused a significant fall in the rate of aqueous humour formation in the cat eye. Becker, using an intravitreal injection of cardiac glycosides, was able to demonstrate a fall in intra- ocular pressure. The use of cardiac glycosides in the clinical treatment of glaucoma has been reported by Simon and others (1962), who were able to demonstrate a measurable fall in the intra-ocular pressure. Smith and

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