Ang Ghee Soon

Sarossy Marc G, Rezk Sandy, Li Dongzhe, Hadoux Xavier, Jannaud Maxime, Coote Michael A et al.

High-resolution microperimetry better detected glaucomatous damage than standard perimetry, suggesting its potential for earlier, more precise glaucoma diagnosis due to fundus tracking and higher sampling.

Wu Zhichao, Karunaratne Senuri, Ang Ghee Soon, Martin Keith R, Downie Laura E

This review found most glaucoma suspect guidelines are low quality, inconsistent in defining suspects and treatment initiation, highlighting gaps in evidence for predicting glaucoma and guiding treatment.

Kong Yu Xiang George, Chung In Young, Ang Ghee Soon

This study found a novel "Semi-open" XEN stent insertion technique effectively lowered eye pressure and medication use for glaucoma, showing high success and low complications at 12 months.

Orbach Adi, Ang Ghee Soon, Camp Andrew S, Welsbie Derek S, Medeiros Felipe A, Girkin Christopher A et al.

Expert qualitative assessment showed the 10-2 and central 24-2 visual fields similarly detect glaucoma's central abnormalities. The 10-2's higher density didn't improve detection, suggesting its routine use needs further validation.

Ang Ghee Soon, Fenwick Eva K, Constantinou Marios, Gan Alfred Tau Liang, Man Ryan Eyn Kidd, Casson Robert J et al.

This study compared initial SLT vs. medication for glaucoma. SLT showed better social well-being and fewer ocular surface side effects, despite medication achieving greater IOP reduction, suggesting SLT offers QoL benefits.

Keel Stuart, Xie Jing, Foreman Joshua, Lee Pei Ying, Alwan Mostafa, Fahy Eamonn T et al.

This Australian study found glaucoma prevalence was 1.5% in non-Indigenous and 0.6% in Indigenous adults, with over half of cases undiagnosed, highlighting a critical need for improved detection and care.

Wang Bob Z, Ang Ghee Soon, Meagher Peter

Foreman Joshua, Xie Jing, Keel Stuart, van Wijngaarden Peter, Sandhu Sukhpal Singh, Ang Ghee Soon et al.

This study found vision loss is 2.8 times more prevalent in Indigenous Australians than non-Indigenous Australians. Treatable conditions like uncorrected refractive error and cataract are leading causes, underscoring the need for improved eye care access.

Wang Bob Z, Ang Ghee Soon, Meagher Peter

Unsutured scleral flap trabeculectomies effectively lowered eye pressure for two years with an acceptable risk profile, offering a viable glaucoma treatment option.

Wu Zhichao, McKendrick Allison M, Hadoux Xavier, Gaskin Jennifer C Fan, Ang Ghee Soon, Sarossy Marc G et al.

Fundus-tracked perimetry variability in glaucoma depends on both sensitivity level and local gradient. This means damage uniformity affects measurement reliability, informing better monitoring.

Stevenson Clark, Leong James C Y, Ang Ghee Soon, Wells Anthony P

Tran Tuan, Niyadurupola Nuwan, O'Connor Jeremy, Ang Ghee Soon, Crowston Jonathan, Nguyen Dan

This study compared caffeine vs. water drinking tests on glaucoma patients' IOP. The water test caused significantly higher IOP peaks and fluctuations, indicating caffeine isn't a suitable substitute for assessing IOP stress.

Wong Tracey, Ang Ghee Soon, Nicholas Simon, Wells Anthony P

This study developed and validated a new system for grading pupillary ruff changes. It found the system is reliable for encoding clinical signs of ruff atrophy, making it useful for glaucoma research.

Park Serena J K, Ang Ghee Soon, Nicholas Simon, Wells Anthony P

This study found adjusting Goldmann IOP for corneal thickness using common formulae worsens accuracy compared to unadjusted readings, especially in thick corneas, posing a significant clinical error risk.

Ang Ghee Soon, Wells Anthony P

This study found pre-laser AS-OCT features like greater angle closure and less iris bowing predict unsuccessful laser peripheral iridotomy in White eyes, guiding treatment decisions.

Goh Yi Wei, Ang Ghee Soon, Azuara-Blanco Augusto

This study found most glaucoma patients maintained good vision throughout their lives, but coexisting eye conditions significantly increased the risk of failing driving standards.

Ang Ghee Soon, Mustafa Mohammed Sohaib, Scott Neil, Diaz-Aleman Valentin Tinguaro, Azuara-Blanco Augusto

This study found that while VFI and GPA II are specific for detecting glaucoma progression, they have low sensitivity compared to expert clinical assessment.

Ang Ghee Soon, Chan Kenneth Cy, Poostchi Ali, Nicholas Simon, Birchall Wayne, Wakely Laura et al.

This study compared standard versus microtrabeculectomy for glaucoma. It found both techniques provided similar medium-term IOP control and complication rates, indicating scleral flap size doesn't significantly impact outcomes.

Insull Elizabeth, Nicholas Simon, Ang Ghee Soon, Poostchi Ali, Chan Kenneth, Wells Anthony

This study found an inverse correlation between central corneal thickness and optic disc area, but no link with corneal hysteresis or ocular pulse amplitude, suggesting limited clinical relevance for these corneal parameters in optic disc assessment.

Ang Ghee Soon, Varga Zsolt, Shaarawy Tarek

This review found limited evidence to compare infection risks between penetrating and non-penetrating glaucoma surgeries, highlighting the need for more robust, long-term studies to guide clinical decisions.

Ang Ghee Soon, Shunmugam Manoharan, Azuara-Blanco Augusto

Cataract surgery in glaucoma patients significantly improved the glaucoma progression index (GPI) and mean deviation (MD). This suggests lens opacities can mask true glaucoma progression, impacting clinical assessment.

Ang Ghee Soon, Wells Anthony P

Ang Ghee Soon, Bochmann Frank, Townend John, Azuara-Blanco Augusto

This study found normal tension glaucoma patients have slightly higher corneal hysteresis than primary open-angle glaucoma patients, suggesting chronic high IOP may alter corneal biomechanics.