Bikbov Mukharram M

Jonas Jost B, Jonas Rahul A, Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Iakupova Ellina M, Milea Dan et al.

Ocular and systemic factors significantly influence measured IOP. Correcting for these determinants reveals a wide "normal" IOP range (e.g., true 21mmHg measures 11-29mmHg), crucial for accurate glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Iakupova Ellina M, Jonas Jost B

This study found maternal smoking and lower birth weight in Russian children correlate with thinner retinal nerve fiber layers, which also linked to worse cognitive scores, highlighting early life factors impacting ocular health and neurodevelopment.

Jonas Jost B, Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Wang Ya Xing, Nangia Vinay, Milea Dan et al.

This study found high myopia is linked to significant rates of non-glaucomatous and glaucomatous-like optic neuropathies, often with normal IOP, emphasizing diagnostic challenges and the need for careful monitoring.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Rakhimova Ellina M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Tuliakova Azaliia M, Fakhretdinova Albina A et al.

This study found diabetic retinopathy and poor vision significantly increased mortality risk, even after adjusting for systemic factors, highlighting their importance as health indicators.

Jonas Jost B, Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Wang Ya Xing, Xu Jie, Nangia Vinay et al.

This study found myopia is linked to lower diabetic retinopathy, AMD, and angle-closure glaucoma, but higher open-angle glaucoma risk, especially with high myopia, impacting screening and management.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Rakhimova Ellina M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Fakhretdinova Albina A, Tuliakova Azaliia M et al.

This study found no association between atrial fibrillation and major ocular diseases like glaucoma or macular degeneration, suggesting AF may not contribute to their development.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Holz Frank G, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Gilemzianova Leisan I, Khakimov Dinar A et al.

Intravitreal panitumumab for myopic macular degeneration was safe but did not change axial length in this early study. This suggests it's tolerable, but its efficacy for axial elongation needs further investigation.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Lakupova Ellina M, Fakhretdinova Albina A, Tuliakova Azaliia M et al.

This study found high cataract surgery rates in very old Russians, but many still had poor vision post-surgery, mainly due to AMD and glaucoma, highlighting co-morbidity challenges.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Iakupova Ellina M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Bikbova Guzel M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra et al.

This study found nonglaucomatous optic nerve atrophy is common in high myopia, increasing significantly with longer axial length. This highlights a potential cause of vision loss independent of glaucoma in these patients.

Jonas Jost B, Jonas Rahul A, Bikbov Mukharram M, Wang Ya Xing, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra

Myopia causes diverse structural changes, including retinal thinning, choroidal/scleral thinning, and optic disc remodeling. These changes, potentially driven by Bruch's membrane enlargement, explain various myopic complications, aiding clinical understanding.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Zainullin Rinat M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Iakupova Ellina M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra et al.

This study found higher hand grip strength correlates with better vision, longer axial length, higher IOP, thicker RNFL, and less diabetic retinopathy, suggesting HGS can reflect general and ocular health.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Zainullin Rinat M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Iakupova Ellina M, Fakhretdinova Albina A et al.

This study found higher macular pigment optical density was associated with more reticular pseudo drusen and less severe open-angle glaucoma, suggesting MPOD may be a protective factor or biomarker for glaucoma.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Zainullin Rinat M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Zaynetdinov Artur F, Nuriev Ildar F et al.

This Russian study found CCT varied with age, sex, and ethnicity, but was unrelated to glaucoma prevalence. This highlights CCT's complex associations, impacting IOP interpretation in clinical practice.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Zainullin Rinat M, Rakhimova Ellina M, Rusakova Iuliia A, Fakhretdinova Albina A et al.

This study found no significant association between ankle-brachial index (ABI), a marker of subclinical atherosclerosis, and major ocular diseases like glaucoma or AMD in a Russian population, suggesting no direct link.

Majithia Shivani, Tham Yih-Chung, Chong Crystal Chun Yuen, Yu Marco, Cheung Carol Y, Bikbov Mukharram M et al.

This study found Indian and Japanese eyes have thinner retinal nerve fiber layers than other Asians, highlighting the need for ethnic-specific normative databases for glaucoma diagnosis.

Tham Yih-Chung, Tao Yijin, Zhang Liang, Rim Tyler Hyung Taek, Thakur Sahil, Lim Zhi Wei et al.

This study found no overall link between kidney function and glaucoma in Asian populations, but a significant association emerged between lower kidney function and glaucoma in East Asian subgroups.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Zainullin Rinat M, Gilmanshin Timur R, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Yakupova Dilya F, Nuriev Ildar F et al.

This Russian study found pseudoexfoliation prevalence of 3.6%, rising with age, and linked to Russian ethnicity, higher IOP, and open-angle glaucoma, highlighting key risk factors for this ocular condition.

Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Zainullin Rinat M, Salavatova Venera F, Gilmanshin Timur R, Yakupova Dilya F et al.

This study found intraocular pressure (IOP) in a Russian population is associated with many systemic and ocular factors. This helps refine the "normal" IOP range, crucial for glaucoma diagnosis.