Brasnu Emmanuelle

Louanchi Yanis, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Hamard Pascale, Aragno Vittoria, Baudouin Christophe, Labbé Antoine

Phacoemulsification with iStent inject W effectively lowered IOP and medication burden in controlled open-angle glaucoma patients, offering a safe option for concurrent cataract and glaucoma management.

Adrian Julien, Authié Colas, Lebrun Johan, Lombardi Marco, Zenouda Ariel, Gutman Emmanuel et al.

This study found glaucoma patients exhibit unsafe driving behaviors and slower reactions in a simulator, despite compensatory strategies. This highlights significant driving safety concerns for individuals with glaucoma.

Bertaud Samuel, Zenouda Ariel, Lombardi Marco, Authié Colas, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Hamard Pascale et al.

This study found moderate to severe glaucoma patients experience significant glare disability, which substantially impairs their mobility performance, highlighting real-world functional challenges.

Azoulay-Sebban Line, Zhao Zhanlin, Zenouda Ariel, Lombardi Marco, Gutman Emmanuel, Brasnu Emmanuelle et al.

Glaucoma patients experience reduced quality of life and impaired daily activities. The worse eye's visual field strongly correlates with QoL, indicating its importance for assessing patient well-being.

Dubrulle Pierre, Labbé Antoine, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Liang Hong, Hamard Pascale, Meziani Lyes et al.

Treating ocular surface disease in glaucoma patients with uncontrolled IOP significantly improved ocular surface health and lowered IOP, often reducing medication burden and potentially delaying surgery.

Lombardi Marco, Zenouda Ariel, Azoulay-Sebban Line, Lebrisse Marie, Gutman Emmanuel, Brasnu Emmanuelle et al.

This study found binocular visual field tests (IVF, Esterman) and better-eye MD best correlate with glaucoma patients' performance in simulated daily tasks, highlighting their clinical importance for assessing real-world function.

Buffet Jenna, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Baudouin Christophe, Labbé Antoine

This study found two micro-bypass stents during cataract surgery modestly lowered IOP (10-13%) and medication use (23-40%) for 2 years in controlled glaucoma, offering a beneficial adjunct therapy.

Zéboulon Pierre, Lévêque Pierre-Maxime, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Aragno Vittoria, Hamard Pascale, Baudouin Christophe et al.

Surgical IOP lowering in glaucoma showed minimal to no significant change in peripapillary and macular vessel density, suggesting limited direct impact on microvasculature.

Meziani Lyes, Tahiri Joutei Hassani Rachid, El Sanharawi Mohamed, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Liang Hong, Hamard Pascale et al.

En-face OCT showed functioning glaucoma blebs have more intraepithelial microcysts, correlating with lower eye pressure and less prior preserved eyedrop use, offering a non-invasive bleb assessment.

Labbé Antoine, Alalwani Haiyan, Van Went Charles, Brasnu Emmanuelle, Georgescu Dan, Baudouin Christophe

This study found dry eye and glaucoma patients had decreased corneal sensation and nerve density. The relationship between corneal sensation and nerve morphology varied depending on the specific ocular surface disease.