Bhorade Anjali M

Sabapathypillai Sharon L, Perlmutter Monica S, Barco Peggy, Wilson Bradley, Gordon Mae, Carr David et al.

Glaucoma patients report driving difficulty and negative emotions, even with mild disease, which predicts unsafe on-road driving. Screening these perceptions can help identify at-risk drivers for intervention.

De Maria Alicia, Zientek Keith D, David Larry L, Wilmarth Phillip A, Bhorade Anjali M, Harocopos George J et al.

Researchers analyzed exfoliation material composition, finding consistent proteins like fibrillin-1 and LEFTY2. Elevated LEFTY2 in aqueous humor may be a biomarker for exfoliation glaucoma.

Bhorade Anjali M, Perlmutter Monica S, Sabapathypillai Sharon L, Goel Manik, Wilson Bradley, Gordon Mae O

This study found glaucoma patients, even with mild disease, have increased falls, fear of falling, and activity avoidance. Early intervention is crucial to mitigate these risks.

Jampol Lee M, Odia Isoken, Glassman Adam R, Baker Carl W, Bhorade Anjali M, Han Dennis P et al.

Comparing ranibizumab vs. PRP for proliferative diabetic retinopathy, ranibizumab caused more RNFL thinning, likely from reduced edema, not nerve loss, which is clinically reassuring for glaucoma monitoring.

Montana Cynthia L, Bhorade Anjali M

Glaucoma, especially advanced, increases fall and unsafe driving risk in older adults. Individualized assessment is crucial for these complex tasks to improve safety and quality of life.

Bhorade Anjali M, Yom Victoria H, Barco Peggy, Wilson Bradley, Gordon Mae, Carr David

Patients with moderate/advanced glaucoma are at higher risk for unsafe driving, especially those with psychometric and mobility impairments, necessitating comprehensive assessment for driving safety.

Bhorade Anjali M, Perlmutter Monica S, Wilson Brad, Kambarian Jamie, Chang Sidney, Pekmezci Melike et al.

This study found clinic vision was better than home vision in older adults with and without glaucoma, largely due to inadequate home lighting. Optimizing home lighting can improve real-world vision.

Mwanza Jean C, Bhorade Anjali M, Sekhon Navneet, McSoley John J, Yoo Sonia H, Feuer William J et al.

Cataract surgery significantly increased OCT signal strength and RNFL thickness measurements, especially in eyes with lower preoperative values. This suggests cataracts can artifactually lower RNFL readings, impacting glaucoma diagnosis and monitoring.

Bhorade Anjali M, Wilson Bradley S, Gordon Mae O, Palmberg Paul, Weinreb Robert N, Miller Eydie et al.

This study found that monocular trials are no better than independent eye testing for assessing glaucoma medication response, as neither adequately determines treatment efficacy due to high inter-eye IOP correlation.

Bhorade Anjali M, Gordon Mae O, Wilson Brad, Weinreb Robert N, Kass Michael A

This study found moderate variability in IOP measurements within the same eye over time in ocular hypertension patients. Understanding this variability, influenced by factors like time of day, helps clinicians establish more accurate baseline and target IOPs.

Bhorade Anjali M

This review highlights controversy over monocular trials for glaucoma medication, finding low correlation between eyes and confounding factors, urging better methods to assess treatment response.