Aptel Florent

Castelain Jean, Romdhane Khaled, Aptel Florent, Pollet-Villard Frederic, Attoui Oualid, Bailly Sébastien et al.

OCT-A showed NAION eyes have reduced peripapillary microvascular density/perfusion. Increased papillary vascularity in both eyes of NAION patients suggests a predisposing factor, aiding understanding and risk assessment.

Gave Aurélia, Cotella Lucile, Labarere José, Aptel Florent, Chiquet Christophe

Aptel Florent, Villemont Anne-Sophie, Cunnac Pierre, Sallit Rébecca, Rabilloud Muriel, Poli Muriel et al.

This study found no difference in eye drop instillation quality between single-dose and multidose containers for glaucoma patients, but older age and advanced glaucoma were linked to poorer single-dose instillation.

Dufournet Julie, Chiquet Christophe, Bouisse Magali, Francois Patrice, Bron Alain, Boussat Bastien et al.

French glaucoma surgery in 2016 showed older surgeons performing many procedures, especially in private practice. This highlights a need to ensure adequate training for future demand in glaucoma care.

Rouland Jean-François, Aptel Florent

Ultrasound cycloplasty effectively and safely lowered intraocular pressure in refractory glaucoma patients over three years, offering a viable alternative treatment option with low complications.

Gave Aurélia, Cotella Lucile, Labarere José, Aptel Florent, Chiquet Christophe

This study found a significant relationship between retinal nerve fiber layer thinning and visual field changes in birdshot chorioretinopathy, suggesting RNFL monitoring aids mid-term patient management.

García Feijoó Julián, Denis Philippe, Hirneiß Christoph, Aptel Florent, Perucho González Lucía, Hussain Zubair et al.

MINIject, a supraciliary MIGS device, effectively lowered IOP and medication use in glaucoma patients, offering a promising new surgical option for uncontrolled disease.

Aptel Florent, Toren Andrew

Aptel Florent, Tadjine Mehdi, Rouland Jean-François

Repeated ultrasound cycloplasty effectively lowered IOP in glaucoma patients experiencing early or delayed treatment failure, with a safety profile similar to the first procedure, offering a valuable retreatment option.

Kosacki Julie, Boisset Sandrine, Maurin Max, Cornut Pierre-Loic, Thuret Gilles, Hubanova Ralitsa et al.

PCR-based tests were compared to culture for postoperative endophthalmitis diagnosis. PCR matched culture initially, but was better after antibiotics, and *S. epidermidis* load correlated with visual prognosis.

Aptel Florent, Pfeiffer Norbert, Schmickler Stefanie, Clarke Jonathan, Lavín-Dapena Cosme, Moreno-Montañés Javier et al.

This study found preservative-free latanoprost-timolol fixed combination is equally effective as the BAK-preserved version for glaucoma, offering a well-tolerated alternative with improved ocular comfort.

Mailhac Adriane, Labarere José, Aptel Florent, Berthemy Sylvie, Bouillet Laurence, Chiquet Christophe

Multifocal ERG in birdshot chorioretinopathy patients revealed progressive retinal deterioration over five years, unlike standard functional tests. This suggests mfERG is a more sensitive monitoring tool for BSCR.

Aptel Florent, Bron Alain M, Lachkar Yves, Schweitzer Cédric

This study found that escalating glaucoma treatment (medication or laser) significantly slows visual field progression in POAG, indicating that intensifying therapy can preserve vision.

Gallice Mathilde, Zhou Thierry, Aptel Florent, Verges Samuel, Riva Charles, Geiser Martial et al.

This study found hyperoxia significantly reduces optic nerve head blood flow, while hypoxia increases choroidal blood flow in healthy individuals, offering a potential vasoreactivity test for patients.

Aptel Florent, Aryal-Charles Nischal, Tamisier Renaud, Pépin Jean-Louis, Lesoin Antoine, Chiquet Christophe

Studying NAION patients with OSA, researchers found their unaffected fellow eyes had worse visual fields than OSA controls, indicating OSA alone doesn't explain these defects.

Aptel Florent, Musson Cécile, Zhou Thierry, Lesoin Antoine, Chiquet Christophe

SLT reduced absolute IOP in POAG patients, but did not alter their consistent 24-hour IOP rhythm, which showed nocturnal peaks after medication washout. This highlights SLT's IOP-lowering effect without changing rhythm.

Aptel Florent, Weinreb Robert N, Chiquet Christophe, Mansouri Kaweh

New 24-hour IOP monitoring devices reveal consistent nyctohemeral rhythms, often showing higher IOP at night. This improves glaucoma diagnosis and treatment by providing more accurate, continuous pressure data.

Aptel Florent, Denis Philippe, Rouland Jean-François, Renard Jean-Paul, Bron Alain

This study found ultrasonic cyclocoagulation effectively and safely lowered IOP in open-angle glaucoma patients without prior surgery, offering a promising early treatment option.

Aptel Florent, Canaud Perrine, Tamisier Renaud, Pépin Jean-Louis, Mottet Benjamin, Hubanova Ralitsa et al.

This study found healthy subjects' nocturnal eye pressure is highest during REM sleep, decreasing with deeper NREM sleep. This helps understand normal IOP fluctuations for glaucoma research.

Aptel Florent, Aryal-Charles Nishal, Giraud Jean-Marie, El Chehab Hussam, Delbarre Maxime, Chiquet Christophe et al.

This study found that treated glaucoma progresses in most patients, with progression rates varying by severity. This highlights the need for individualized, vigilant management despite current treatments.

Denis Philippe, Aptel Florent, Rouland Jean-François, Nordmann Jean-Philippe, Lachkar Yves, Renard Jean-Paul et al.

This study found that a new miniaturized high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) device effectively and safely reduced intraocular pressure in refractory glaucoma patients for 12 months, offering a promising treatment option.

Hubanova Ralitsa, Aptel Florent, Zhou Thierry, Arnol Nathalie, Romanet Jean-Paul, Chiquet Christophe

This study compared two portable tonometers to GAT, finding both overestimated IOP. While they agreed well with GAT in normotensive eyes, the Pulsair Intellipuff showed better agreement in hypertensive patients, aiding remote screening.

Mottet Benjamin, Aptel Florent, Romanet Jean-Paul, Hubanova Ralitsa, Pépin Jean-Louis, Chiquet Christophe

This study found a contact lens sensor accurately and reproducibly characterized 24-hour IOP rhythms in healthy subjects, providing valuable data on daily IOP fluctuations for glaucoma management.

Mottet Benjamin, Chiquet Christophe, Aptel Florent, Noel Christian, Gronfier Claude, Buguet Alain et al.

This study found healthy individuals have a reproducible 24-hour supine IOP rhythm, with higher nocturnal pressures. However, individual rhythm parameters showed limited reproducibility, highlighting challenges in accurately assessing circadian IOP.

Aptel Florent, Chiquet Christophe, Beccat Sylvain, Denis Philippe

This study found that acute angle-closure patients' fellow eyes experience greater iris volume increase and angle narrowing in darkness than primary angle-closure suspects, identifying a key risk factor.