Aziz Kanza

Huang Andy S, Fam Anthony, Zhao Hetince, Paulescu Nicole, Fabczak-Kubicka Anna, Wiggs Janey L et al.

ChatGPT diagnosed glaucoma with high sensitivity (96%) and reasonable specificity (83.7%) from visual field/OCT data. Its performance was consistent across diverse ancestries and genetic risks, suggesting LLMs could be unbiased screening tools for early glaucoma detection.

Lokhande Anagha, Aziz Kanza, Fujita Asahi, Pasquale Louis R, Shen Lucy Q, Friedman David S et al.

This study found most glaucoma surgeries, especially complex ones like trabeculectomy, occur in urban centers, often requiring significant patient travel. This highlights disparities in surgical access, particularly for rural patients.

Fujita Asahi, Vu Daniel M, Aziz Kanza, Chang Ta Chen, Chung In Young, Ciociola Elizabeth C et al.

This study found that 1 in 6 childhood glaucoma eyes underwent surgery, nearly all used medication, and treatment varied by glaucoma type, age, and specialist, impacting surgical likelihood.

Sekimitsu Sayuri, Ghazal Nabil, Aziz Kanza, Zhao Yan, Singh Rishabh K, Fingert John H et al.

This study found a low polygenic risk score (PRS) identifies ocular hypertensive individuals less likely to develop glaucoma over 20 years, suggesting PRS could help personalize risk assessment and treatment.

Kolomeyer Natasha N, Katz Leslie J, Hark Lisa A, Wahl Madison, Gajwani Prateek, Aziz Kanza et al.

Community glaucoma screening has limited success due to low prevalence, screening issues, and follow-up barriers. Lessons learned from two large studies offer insights for glaucoma and other asymptomatic disease screenings in vulnerable communities.

Shroff Sujani, Gu Sophie Z, Vardhan S Ashok, Mani Iswarya, Aziz Kanza, P Namperumalsamy et al.

Glaucoma screening for relatives of patients showed poor participation, mainly due to distance and lack of awareness of risk, highlighting a need for better outreach strategies.

Zafar Sidra, Wang Peiqi, Woreta Facia A, Aziz Kanza, Makary Martin, Srikumaran Divya

This study found that after endothelial keratoplasty, glaucoma diagnosis/surgery and non-white race increase repeat keratoplasty risk, highlighting the need for careful patient selection and surgical planning.

Zafar Sidra, Wang Peiqi, Woreta Fasika A, Aziz Kanza, Makary Martin, Ghous Zara et al.

This study found EK has low rates of severe complications, but high rates of glaucoma surgery and graft complications, especially in patients with prior failed grafts.

Aziz Kanza, Friedman David S

This review examined various tonometers, finding each has unique pros/cons impacting suitability for accurate intraocular pressure measurement, crucial for glaucoma management.