Asrani Sanjay G

Asrani Sanjay G, McGlumphy Elyse J, Al-Aswad Lama A, Chaya Craig J, Lin Shan, Musch David C et al.

This review highlights that glaucoma patients have greater IOP fluctuations, often outside office hours, and these fluctuations, not just mean IOP, impact progression. Ambulatory IOP monitoring could improve care.

Wisely C Ellis, Liu Katy C, Gupta Divakar, Carlson Alan N, Asrani Sanjay G, Kim Terry

Netarsudil was linked to unusual reticular bullous epithelial edema, especially in eyes with pre-existing risk factors. Discontinuation resolved the edema, highlighting the need for careful monitoring in susceptible patients.

Matos Alexis Galeno, Asrani Sanjay G, Paula Jayter Silva

This review explored SLT's potential in angle-closure glaucoma, finding favorable outcomes in non-occluded angles, but emphasizing the need for more research into underlying tissue changes for improved treatment.

Asrani Sanjay G, Singh Inder Paul

Studying the 3D nature of wedge-shaped RNFL defects and overlying vessel changes improved glaucoma fellows' detection rates, highlighting its clinical utility for early diagnosis.

ElMallah Mohammed K, Asrani Sanjay G

New tonometers show promise, with Dynamic Contour Tonometry less affected by corneal properties, and Rebound Tonometer offering anesthetic-free convenience, improving glaucoma management.

Song Julia, Lee Paul P, Epstein David L, Stinnett Sandra S, Herndon Leon W, Asrani Sanjay G et al.

This study found 180-degree selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) had a high failure rate (68-74%) in a tertiary clinic, suggesting limited long-term efficacy in this patient population.

Hess Derek B, Asrani Sanjay G, Bhide Manisha G, Enyedi Laura B, Stinnett Sandra S, Freedman Sharon F

OCT revealed significant macular and nerve fiber layer thinning in children with glaucoma compared to normal eyes. This suggests OCT is a valuable tool for early pediatric glaucoma diagnosis.