Broadway D C

Cate H, Bhattacharya D, Clark A, Holland R, Broadway D C

This study found electronic monitoring revealed diverse glaucoma medication adherence patterns, including high compliance, which self-reporting underestimated. This highlights EAM's value in assessing real-world treatment adherence.

Cate H, Broadway D C

Lacey J, Cate H, Broadway D C

This study explored glaucoma medication adherence barriers (e.g., poor education, forgetfulness) and motivators (fear of blindness). Tailored education and feedback are crucial to improve adherence and prevent vision loss.

Ang G S, Kersey J P, Shepstone L, Broadway D C

Travoprost significantly lowered daytime IOP in NTG patients, but only about one-third achieved a 20% reduction, and few reached the desired 30% target, suggesting monotherapy limitations.

Kersey J P, Broadway D C

This review explores corticosteroid-induced glaucoma, highlighting its increased incidence with intraocular steroids. It details risk factors, mechanisms, and genetics, improving understanding for clinical management.

Ang A, Reddy M A, Shepstone L, Broadway D C

Latanoprost significantly lowered IOP in normal tension glaucoma long-term, but often not by the 30% reduction typically desired, suggesting monotherapy may be insufficient for many patients.

Gunvant P, Baskaran M, Vijaya L, Joseph I S, Watkins R J, Nallapothula M et al.

Corneal thickness and curvature significantly influence IOP readings from both GAT and POBFT, with POBFT more affected, highlighting the need to consider corneal properties for accurate glaucoma assessment.

Murphy C C, Burnett C A M, Spry P G D, Broadway D C, Diamond J P

This study found cyclodiode laser effectively lowers IOP in refractory glaucoma. A dose-response was seen for neovascular glaucoma, and lower energy may reduce hypotony risk, especially with very high pre-treatment IOP.

Broadway D C, Nicolela M T, Drance S M

Wertheim M, Broadway D C

Nicolela M T, Drance S M, Broadway D C, Chauhan B C, McCormick T A, LeBlanc R P

Clinicians showed good intraobserver agreement and reasonable interobserver agreement for classifying glaucoma optic disk patterns, which generally remained stable over time, suggesting clinical utility.

Broadway D C, Iester M, Schulzer M, Douglas G R

Molteno tube implants achieved 33.6% complete success long-term. Pseudophakia was a significant failure risk, suggesting careful patient selection and monitoring are crucial for these high-risk glaucoma cases.

Broadway D C, Chang L P

Martin K R, Broadway D C

Cyclodiode laser effectively relieved pain in blind, painful glaucomatous eyes, with over 30% IOP reduction being the best predictor of success, offering a valuable treatment option.

Chang B Y, Hee W C, Ling R, Broadway D C, Beigi B

Peribulbar anesthesia significantly reduced pulsatile ocular blood flow, unlike subconjunctival, but balloon compression mitigated this; relevant for glaucoma patients with compromised circulation.

Broadway D C, Nicolela M T, Drance S M

This study found distinct POAG subgroups based on optic disk appearance, correlating with risk factors and visual field damage. Objective classification could improve diagnosis and management.

Broadway D C, Drance S M

This study found focal ischemic glaucoma is linked to vasospasm and cold extremities, while senile sclerotic glaucoma correlates with cardiovascular disease. This suggests specific glaucoma subtypes have distinct systemic risk factors, guiding tailored patient assessment.

Broadway D C, Grierson I, Hitchings R A

Previous conjunctival surgery increases fibroblasts and inflammatory cells, significantly reducing subsequent glaucoma surgery success. This justifies antimetabolite use in these high-risk patients.

Broadway D C, Drance S M, Parfitt C M, Mikelberg F S

SLO distinguished glaucoma disk types, but its ability to detect damage varied significantly among them, highlighting the ongoing importance of expert clinical assessment.

Iester M, Broadway D C, Mikelberg F S, Drance S M

This study compared optic disc parameters, finding ocular hypertensive discs indistinguishable from healthy ones, while glaucomatous discs significantly differed, with disc size having limited impact on differentiation.

Stürmer J, Broadway D C, Hitchings R A

This study found prior ocular surgery, laser, or very high initial IOP significantly increase trabeculectomy failure risk in young patients, explaining their generally lower success rates.

Broadway D C, Bates A K, Lightman S L, Grierson I, Hitchings R A

Uveitic glaucoma conjunctiva showed more fibroblasts, lymphocytes, and macrophages than POAG. This cellular profile likely contributes to poor surgical outcomes and bleb failure in uveitic glaucoma.