Bayer Atilla

Yilmaz Hayati, Yeşiltaş Yağmur Seda, Aydemir Emre, Aksoy Aydemir Gözde, Gökgöz Özişik Gülce, Koylu Mehmet Talay et al.

This study found a myopic OCT normative database improved diagnostic accuracy for glaucoma in myopic eyes by reducing false positives and better differentiating healthy from glaucomatous RNFL.

Yilmaz Hayati, Koylu Mehmet Talay, Yilmaz Alper Can, Durukan Ali Hakan, Bayer Atilla, Mutlu Fatih Mehmet

This study found peripapillary vessel density showed a stronger structure-function relationship than nerve fiber layer thickness in glaucoma, suggesting it may be a more sensitive diagnostic marker.

Iyigun Emine, Bayer Atilla, Tastan Sevinc, Demiralp Meral, Acikel Cengizhan

The Turkish NEI-VFQ-39 scale is a valid and reliable tool for assessing quality of life in patients with chronic eye diseases like glaucoma, aiding clinical evaluation and patient-reported outcomes.

Bayer Atilla, Sahin Afsun, Hürmeriç Volkan, Ozge Gökhan

This study found ORA's corneal-compensated IOP (IOPcc) is less affected by corneal biomechanics in keratoconus than GAT or DCT, suggesting it may provide more reliable pressure readings in these eyes.

Sahin Afsun, Bayer Atilla, Ozge Gökhan, Mumcuoğlu Tarkan

This study found diabetic patients have lower corneal hysteresis, which can lead to falsely elevated intraocular pressure readings, impacting glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Uysal Yusuf, Bayer Atilla, Erdurman Cüneyt, Kiliç Selim

This study found specific HRTII parameters detect glaucoma effectively, but accuracy varies with disc size, particularly for small discs. Clinicians must consider disc size when interpreting results.

Aykan Umit, Bilge Ahmet Hamdi, Akin Tugrul, Certel Ismail, Bayer Atilla

This study found laser suture lysis and releasable sutures are equally effective and safe for managing eye pressure after trabeculectomy, offering flexible postoperative control.

Bayer Atilla, Henderer Jeffrey D, Kwak Terry, Myers Jonathan, Fontanarosa Joann, Spaeth George L

Latanoprost efficacy was moderately linked to higher pre-treatment IOP, but weakly decreased with advancing optic disc damage and age, suggesting less impact in advanced disease.

Altangerel Undraa, Bayer Atilla, Henderer Jeffrey D, Katz L Jay, Steinmann William C, Spaeth George L

Knowing the chronological order of optic disc photos significantly increased diagnoses of glaucoma worsening, suggesting observer bias. This highlights the importance of masked evaluation for accurate clinical assessment.

Henderer Jeffrey D, Liu Connie, Kesen Muge, Altangerel Undraa, Bayer Atilla, Steinmann William C et al.

The DDLS showed better reliability than Armaly cup/disk ratio for optic disc photos. For live exams, their reliability was similar. This suggests DDLS may be more consistent for grading glaucoma from photos.

Bayer Atilla, Harasymowycz Paul, Henderer Jeffrey D, Steinmann William G, Spaeth George L

A new disk damage scale (DDLS) strongly correlated with visual field damage in glaucoma patients, validating its use for assessing disease severity across various glaucoma types.