Berisha Fatmire

Schulze Andreas, Lamparter Julia, Pfeiffer Norbert, Berisha Fatmire, Schmidtmann Irene, Hoffmann Esther M

This study found FD-OCT and SLP offer similarly good diagnostic accuracy for early glaucoma, outperforming CSLO slightly. This guides clinicians in selecting imaging for early detection.

Schulze Andreas, Lamparter Julia, Pfeiffer Norbert, Berisha Fatmire, Schmidtmann Irene, Hoffmann Esther M

FD-OCT assessed glaucoma diagnosis using ganglion cell complex (GCC), RNFL, and ONH. GCC performed comparably to RNFL/ONH for glaucoma detection, but showed no difference in ocular hypertension.

Berisha Fatmire, Findl Oliver, Lasta Michael, Kiss Barbara, Schmetterer Leopold

This study found pulsatile ocular blood flow measurements are influenced by eye size. Longer eyes show lower pulse amplitudes, suggesting previously reported reduced flow in myopia is an artifact of eye volume, not true blood flow reduction.

Wasielica-Poslednik Joanna, Berisha Fatmire, Aliyeva Shakhsanam, Pfeiffer Norbert, Hoffmann Esther M

ORA measurements (IOPcc, CRF, CH) showed good reproducibility, with CRF correlating significantly with CCT. This supports ORA's utility in glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Berisha Fatmire, Feke Gilbert T, Hirose Tatsuo, McMeel J Wallace, Pasquale Louis R

This study found that in early glaucoma, a thinner retinal nerve fiber layer was surprisingly associated with higher retinal blood flow, suggesting complex mechanisms in disease progression.

Berisha Fatmire, Feke Gilbert T

Berisha Fatmire, Feke Gilbert T, Trempe Clement L, McMeel J Wallace, Schepens Charles L

Early Alzheimer's patients showed narrower retinal veins, reduced blood flow, and superior retinal nerve fiber layer thinning. These quantifiable retinal changes may aid early AD detection.

Wimpissinger Barbara, Resch Hemma, Berisha Fatmire, Weigert Günther, Polak Kaija, Schmetterer Leopold

This study found chronic smokers exhibit abnormal choroidal blood flow regulation during isometric exercise, with CBF increasing at lower ocular perfusion pressures than in nonsmokers, suggesting impaired ocular vascular health.

Polak Kaija, Wimpissinger Barbara, Berisha Fatmire, Georgopoulos Michael, Schmetterer Leopold

Sildenafil increased retinal venous diameters and blood flow in healthy subjects, but didn't affect flicker-induced vasodilation or IOP. Its therapeutic use for retinal ischemic disease warrants further study.