Abrams G W

Moroi S E, Gottfredsdottir M S, Schteingart M T, Elner S G, Lee C M, Schertzer R M et al.

This study found latanoprost therapy was associated with cystoid macular edema (CME) in patients with pre-existing ocular conditions. Discontinuing latanoprost resolved CME, highlighting risk in vulnerable eyes.

Thompson J T, Smiddy W E, Williams G A, Sjaarda R N, Flynn H W, Margherio R R et al.

This study found recombinant TGF-beta2 offered no significant benefit over placebo for macular hole closure or visual acuity improvement, suggesting it's not a useful surgical adjunct.

Kangas T A, Bennett S R, Flynn H W, Murray T G, Rubsamen P E, Han D P et al.

This study found that temporary blindness after vitreoretinal surgery, often linked to high eye pressure, can be reversible. Promptly lowering pressure can restore functional vision.

Han D P, Abrams G W, Bennett S R, Williams D F

Comparing 12% vs. 20% perfluoropropane gas in vitrectomy, 20% offered longer tamponade without significantly affecting IOP or early bubble size. This means gas longevity, not pressure, guides concentration choice.

Jaffe G J, Lewis H, Han D P, Williams G A, Abrams G W

tPA effectively dissolved post-vitrectomy fibrin pupillary block, rapidly lowering intraocular pressure without complications. This offers a safe, quick treatment for this glaucoma cause.

Williams D F, Williams G A, Abrams G W, Jesmanowicz A, Hyde J S

Ocular trauma can cause optic nerve and peripapillary retinal evulsion. This study suggests severe globe displacement transmits disruptive force to the nasal retina, leading to vision loss and retinal perfusion disruption.

Peters M A, Abrams G W, Hamilton L H, Burke J M, Schrieber T M

Studying C3F8 gas in eyes, researchers found a 12% concentration provides optimal retinal tamponade without causing harmful intraocular pressure expansion, guiding safe surgical use.

Haimann M H, Abrams G W, Edelhauser H F, Hatchell D L

This study found diabetic rabbit lenses are prone to opacification with BSS Plus, but adding glucose to BSS Plus prevents this, suggesting improved surgical solutions for diabetic patients.

Abrams G W, Swanson D E, Sabates W I, Goldman A I

SF6 gas in vitrectomy showed high ocular hypertension rates, especially with 100% concentration and fibrin, impacting visual outcomes and potentially leading to severe complications like retinal artery occlusion.

Sabates W I, Abrams G W, Swanson D E, Norton E W

SF6 gas for retinal detachment showed good reattachment/visual outcomes (65%/61% respectively), comparable to air, but carried risks like cataract progression and transient IOP spikes, especially in diabetics.