Bach-Holm Daniella

von Arenstorff Mathilde Mussmann, Kessel Line, Rasmussen Marie Louise Roed, Riise Per, Bach-Holm Daniella

Trabeculotomy effectively controlled steroid-induced pediatric glaucoma for 24 months without medication, even with continued steroid use. This safe procedure should be considered early when medical therapy fails.

Ahmadzadeh Afrouz, Narita Akiko, Simmendefeldt Schmidt Bo, Sugihara Kae, Kessel Line, Miyake Tomoe et al.

This study compared bleb assessment methods, finding the visual IBAGS scale correlated better with IOP than AS-OCT. This suggests IBAGS is more relevant for predicting trabeculectomy success and guiding glaucoma management.

Ahmed Yasmeen, Erichsen Jesper Høiberg, Ahmadzadeh Afrouz, Holm Lars Morten, Kessel Line, Bach-Holm Daniella

This study compared inflammation and macular thickness after trabeculectomy vs. phacoemulsification. Both procedures caused similar early inflammation, but phacoemulsification led to a significantly greater and more persistent increase in macular thickness.

Schmidt Diana Chabané, Martinussen Torben, Solebo Ameenat Lola, Larsen Dorte Ancher, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kessel Line

This study found low-dose glucocorticoids after pediatric cataract surgery reduced glaucoma risk in children with longer eyes (≥18mm), suggesting high-dose use should be limited.

Schmidt Diana Chabané, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kessel Line

Studying Marner's childhood cataract surgery outcomes, researchers found good visual acuity often achieved, but mild visual field loss is common. Long-term glaucoma risk necessitates ongoing monitoring.

von Arenstorff Mathilde M, Ahmadzadeh Afrouz, Schmidt Bo Simmendefeldt, Kessel Line, Bach-Holm Daniella

This study found overall vision-related quality of life didn't change after trabeculectomy for glaucoma, but mental health improved while general health and role difficulties worsened, highlighting complex subjective patient experiences.

Schmidt Diana Chabané, Eriksson Frank, Bach-Holm Daniella, Grønskov Karen, Kessel Line

Childhood cataract surgery carries a high long-term glaucoma risk (47.7% by age 70). Lifelong follow-up is crucial for early detection and preventing vision loss.

Brynskov Troels, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kappelgaard Per, Siersma Volkert, Pedersen Karen Bjerg, Kessel Line

This Danish study on primary congenital glaucoma found most patients retain good vision in their better eye, but diagnostic delay and more surgeries predict worse long-term visual outcomes.

Lund-Andersen Casper, Kessel Line, Baselius Nanna Jo Ferløv, Bach-Holm Daniella

Rasul Asrin, Roos Laura, Groth Kristian, Riise Per, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kessel Line

This study found Marfan syndrome is the main cause of ectopia lentis. Surgery improved vision, with ocular hypertension being the most common complication, but no retinal detachment.

Schmidt Diana C, Kessel Line, Bach-Holm Daniella, Main Katharina M, Larsen Dorte A, Bangsgaard Regitze

Infants receiving topical glucocorticoids after ocular surgery are at high risk (45.5% during treatment) for HPA axis suppression, especially with higher daily doses, necessitating careful monitoring.

Hansen Mathias Møller, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kessel Line

Childhood cataract surgery leads to increased higher-order aberrations, particularly with younger surgery age, which may contribute to poorer visual outcomes not correctable by standard lenses.

Kessel Line, Pedersen Karen Bjerg, Siersma Volkert, Kappelgaard Per, Bach-Holm Daniella

This study found trabeculotomy effectively controls primary congenital glaucoma long-term in 2/3 of children, but 1/3 need reoperations, especially younger boys, highlighting the need for lifelong follow-up.

Schmidt Diana Chabané, Kessel Line, Pedersen Karen Bjerg, Villumsen Jørgen Ebbe, Bach-Holm Daniella

This study found vitrectomy with hyaloido-zonula-iridectomy effectively treats chronic aqueous misdirection, with low relapse rates. Clinically, it creates essential communication between the anterior chamber and vitreous, but chronic angle closure may still require glaucoma treatment.

Subhi Yousif, Schmidt Diana Chabané, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kolko Miriam, Singh Amardeep

This review found Charles Bonnet Syndrome prevalence in glaucoma patients ranges from 2.8% to 20.1%, increasing with vision impairment severity. Clinicians should be aware CBS is not rare, especially in advanced glaucoma.

Nissen Kristoffer, Jørgensen Jesper Skovlund, Nørregaard Jens Christian, Storr-Paulsen Allan, Bach-Holm Daniella

Oral glycerol slightly increased anterior chamber depth and lowered IOP in narrow-angle eyes, but this minor change did not improve cataract surgery time or complication rates.

Halili Andrim, Kessel Line, Subhi Yousif, Bach-Holm Daniella

This review found no significant difference in outcomes (IOP, success, complications) when using MMC, 5-FU, or no anti-metabolite during trabeculectomy needling, but evidence quality was low.

Pedersen Karen B, Kappelgaard Per, Kessel Line, Sandfeld Lisbeth, Zibrandtsen Nathalie, Bach-Holm Daniella

This 40-year Danish study found primary congenital glaucoma has a 4.8/100,000 incidence, with males at higher risk and persistent diagnostic delays, highlighting the need for standardized screening.

Ahmadi Hamid, Lund-Andersen Henrik, Kolko Miriam, Bach-Holm Daniella, Alberti Mark, Ba-Ali Shakoor

NTG patients showed reduced melanopsin-mediated pupillary responses, indicating ipRGC impairment, but no difference in sleep quality. This suggests ipRGC damage in NTG, potentially impacting non-visual functions.

Holm Jakob Lysholk, Bach-Holm Daniella, Holm Lars Morten, Vestergaard Anders Højslet

This review found that single-dose timolol, latanoprost, travoprost, or timolol-containing drops effectively lower post-cataract surgery IOP elevation in non-glaucomatous eyes, guiding prophylactic treatment.

Bach-Holm Daniella, Jensen Peter Koch, Kessing Svend Vedel

Almatlouh Amir, Bach-Holm Daniella, Kessel Line

This review found topical steroids are better than no treatment after trabeculectomy, but adding other steroids or NSAIDs showed inconsistent or no significant additional benefit.

Jacobsen Mads Forslund, Thomsen Ann Sofia Skou, Bach-Holm Daniella, Doroudian Ghazaleh, Nissen Kamilla Rothe, Fugleholm Kåre et al.

This study found craniopharyngioma surgery offers slight visual acuity improvement, especially with papilledema or early intervention. Early ophthalmological assessment is crucial for detection and better outcomes.

Grønskov Karen, Redó-Riveiro Alba, Sandfeld Lisbeth, Zibrandtsen Nathalie, Harris Pernille, Bach-Holm Daniella et al.

This study found CYP1B1 mutations in 18% of Danish PCG patients, identifying 12 mutations (5 novel). While comparable to other populations, it highlights CYP1B1's significant, but not exclusive, role in PCG etiology.

Bach-Holm Daniella, Storr-Paulsen Allan, Norregaard Jens Christian

This study compared trabeculectomy and IDK for glaucoma, finding trabeculectomy significantly more successful at one year. IDK is not supported as a primary filtering surgery.