Bron Alain M

Arnould Louis, Balsat Elise, Hashimoto Yohei, White Andrew, Kong George, Dunn Hamish et al.

This study found the Xen 45 gel stent effectively lowers IOP in open-angle glaucoma over two years, but often requires reoperations, especially when combined with cataract surgery.

Chiquet Christophe, Bron Alain M, Lundström Mats, Maurin Max

New technologies like mass spectrometry and molecular methods improve rapid identification of microbes and antibiotic resistance in acute postoperative endophthalmitis, guiding earlier, more effective treatment.

Baudin Florian, Benzenine Eric, Mariet Anne-Sophie, Ben Ghezala Inès, Bron Alain M, Daien Vincent et al.

This study tracked acute endophthalmitis after eye procedures in France. It found overall low incidence, but highest rates after scleral/globe and combined cataract/vitreoretinal surgeries, with increasing cases linked to intravitreal injections.

Sunaric Megevand Gordana, Bron Alain M

This review highlights the need for personalized glaucoma surgery, moving beyond traditional methods to safer, individualized approaches, especially with new MIGS devices, to improve patient outcomes.

Arnould Louis, De Lazzer Aurélie, Seydou Alassane, Binquet Christine, Bron Alain M, Creuzot-Garcher Catherine

SD-OCT RNFL thickness effectively discriminates glaucoma from controls in the elderly, confirming its utility as an additional diagnostic tool for this population.

Fea Antonio M, Bron Alain M, Economou Mario A, Laffi Gianluca, Martini Enrico, Figus Michele et al.

This study found a gel stent (XEN45), alone or with cataract surgery, significantly lowered IOP and medication use in glaucoma patients, suggesting it's an effective and safe treatment option.

Maupin Edouard, Baudin Florian, Arnould Louis, Seydou Allasane, Binquet Christine, Bron Alain M et al.

The ISNT rule applied to optic disc photos is a useful, simple tool for glaucoma detection, but its application to SD-OCT retinal nerve fiber layer thickness is of limited value.

Chiquet Christophe, Gavard Olivier, Arnould Louis, Mautuit Thibaud, Macgillivray Tom J, Bron Alain M et al.

POAG patients exhibit narrower retinal arteries and veins and altered vascular fractal dimensions, suggesting these retinal vessel changes may be associated with glaucoma pathophysiology.

Blanc Julie, Seydou Alassane, Ben Ghezala Inès, Deschasse Clémence, Meillon Cyril, Bron Alain M et al.

This study found high VMIAs in elderly individuals, with similar prevalence in glaucoma and non-glaucoma patients, suggesting caution when using macular OCT for glaucoma management in this population.

Bourne Rupert R A, Jonas Jost B, Bron Alain M, Cicinelli Maria Vittoria, Das Aditi, Flaxman Seth R et al.

This study found overall decreasing vision impairment prevalence in high-income regions, but identified cataract, AMD, and glaucoma as leading causes of blindness, and uncorrected refractive error as the primary cause of MSVI.

Poli Muriel, Denis Philippe, Sellem Eric, Aho-Glele Serge, Bron Alain M

Jonas Jost B, Aung Tin, Bourne Rupert R, Bron Alain M, Ritch Robert, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra

Poli Muriel, Denis Philippe, Sellem Eric, Aho-Glélé Ludwig-Serge, Bron Alain M

This study found diagnostic lumbar puncture caused no optic nerve head structural changes in healthy eyes, suggesting it's safe for deep ONH structures in non-glaucoma patients.

Aptel Florent, Bron Alain M, Lachkar Yves, Schweitzer Cédric

This study found that escalating glaucoma treatment (medication or laser) significantly slows visual field progression in POAG, indicating that intensifying therapy can preserve vision.

Jonas Jost B, Aung Tin, Bourne Rupert R, Bron Alain M, Ritch Robert, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra

Glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness, requires early detection via eye exams. Lowering intraocular pressure by 30-50% stops progression, emphasizing timely diagnosis and treatment.

Bron Alain M, Mariet Anne-Sophie, Benzenine Eric, Arnould Louis, Daien Vincent, Korobelnik Jean François et al.

French glaucoma surgery trends (2005-2014) showed trabeculectomy decreased while other procedures like deep sclerectomy increased, reflecting evolving surgical preferences.

Creuzot-Garcher Catherine, Binquet Christine, Daniel Sandrine, Bretillon Lionel, Acar Nyiazi, de Lazzer Aurélie et al.

The Montrachet Study found low visual impairment in elderly individuals (75+), increasing with age. This helps estimate eye disease prevalence and explore links to systemic conditions in this population.

van der Schoot Josine, Reus Nicolaas J, Garway-Heath David F, Saarela Ville, Anton Alfonso, Bron Alain M et al.

European ophthalmologists correctly matched optic discs to visual fields only 59% of the time, often overestimating damage, especially in early glaucoma. This highlights diagnostic challenges and the need for improved interpretation.

Reus Nicolaas J, Lemij Hans G, Garway-Heath David F, Airaksinen P Juhani, Anton Alfonso, Bron Alain M et al.

Ophthalmologists' glaucoma diagnosis from optic disc photos showed moderate accuracy (80.5%) but wide variability. Imaging devices (GDx, HRT) outperformed most clinicians, suggesting their value in improving diagnostic consistency.

Schnebelen Coralie, Pasquis Bruno, Salinas-Navarro Manuel, Joffre Corinne, Creuzot-Garcher Catherine P, Vidal-Sanz Manuel et al.

A combined omega-3 and omega-6 diet protected rat retinal structure and reduced glial activation from high IOP better than single supplements, suggesting potential for glaucoma neuroprotection.

Arnavielle Stéphane, Lafontaine Pierre Olivier, Bidot Samuel, Creuzot-Garcher Catherine, D'Athis Philippe, Bron Alain M

This study found trabeculectomy caused significantly more corneal endothelial cell loss than deep sclerectomy. This suggests deep sclerectomy may be less damaging to the cornea, warranting further investigation.

Arnavielle Stéphane, Creuzot-Garcher Catherine, Bron Alain M

Anterior chamber paracentesis safely and effectively lowered acute, severely elevated intraocular pressure, particularly in primary angle-closure, offering immediate relief as an add-on treatment.

Bron Alain M, Emmerich Karl-Heinz

Latanoprost alone lowers IOP as effectively as combined timolol/dorzolamide. Adding latanoprost to this combination provides significant further IOP reduction, with a better safety profile, which is clinically relevant.