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Bouthour Walid, Bruce Beau B, Newman Nancy J, Biousse Valérie

This study found that severe IIH patients with poor vision had higher BMI and delayed neuro-ophthalmology care due to initial ED visits, highlighting the need for early specialized evaluation.

Banc Ana, Muntean George, Biousse Valérie, Kupersmith Mark J, Newman Nancy J, Bruce Beau B

Black NAION patients experienced diagnostic delays and higher rates of chronic kidney disease/dialysis than White patients, suggesting health disparities and shared disease mechanisms despite racial differences.

Mosleh Rasha, Labella Álvarez Fernando, Bouthour Walid, Saindane Amit M, Dattilo Michael, Bruce Beau B et al.

This study found optic nerve T2-hyperintensity and atrophy on MRI in severe glaucoma, particularly atypical cases. These MRI findings are non-specific and shouldn't automatically prompt further workup for other optic neuropathies.

Biousse Valérie, Najjar Raymond P, Tang Zhiqun, Lin Mung Yan, Wright David W, Keadey Matthew T et al.

A deep learning system accurately detected papilledema on ED fundus photos, showing strong potential as a diagnostic aid for non-ophthalmologists to improve critical early detection.

Micieli Jonathan A, Bruce Beau B, Vasseneix Caroline, Blanch Richard J, Berezovsky Damian E, Peragallo Jason H et al.

This study found optic disc hemorrhages or cotton wool spots at presentation in IIH patients don't independently predict final visual outcome when accounting for papilledema severity.

Neustein Rebecca F, Bruce Beau B, Beck Allen D

This study found children with primary congenital glaucoma had better long-term vision and required fewer medications than those with glaucoma following congenital cataract surgery, highlighting distinct management needs.

Bruce Beau B, Biousse Valérie, Newman Nancy J

This review highlights IIH's visual morbidity, especially in high-risk groups, emphasizing serial perimetry for monitoring and weight management as critical treatment, despite ongoing questions regarding other therapies.

Atkins Edward J, Bruce Beau B, Newman Nancy J, Biousse Valérie

Research on NAION treatments shows no proven benefit from medical or surgical interventions, including steroids or anti-VEGF, with most studies lacking strong evidence.