Bryan Susan R

Kelly Stephen R, Khawaja Anthony P, Bryan Susan R, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Sparrow John M, Crabb David P

This study found 17.5% of OHT patients developed glaucoma (visual field loss) in 5 years; IOP-lowering treatment significantly reduced this risk, suggesting many OHT patients may need less intensive follow-up.

Liu Xiaoxuan, Kelly Stephen R, Montesano Giovanni, Bryan Susan R, Barry Robert J, Keane Pearse A et al.

This study found glaucoma patients with uveitis experience significantly faster visual field loss than those with POAG. This highlights uveitic glaucoma as a high-risk group needing early, targeted intervention.

Kelly Stephen R, Bryan Susan R, Crabb David P

This study found statistically significant, but very small, perimetric fatigue in the second eye tested during visual field exams. To maintain consistency, always test the same eye first.

Montesano Giovanni, Bryan Susan R, Crabb David P, Fogagnolo Paolo, Oddone Francesco, McKendrick Allison M et al.

This study compared Compass and Humphrey visual field tests for glaucoma. Both devices had similar diagnostic accuracy, but Compass showed better test-retest variability, suggesting improved reliability.

Jones Lee, Bryan Susan R, Miranda Marco A, Crabb David P, Kotecha Aachal

This study found virtual glaucoma monitoring yielded visual field outcomes equivalent to standard care, supporting its implementation for efficient hospital eye services.

Bryan Susan R, Eilers Paul H C, Lesaffre Emmanuel M E H, Lemij Hans G, Vermeer Koenraad A

This study found modeling "global visit effects" in glaucoma visual fields significantly improves progression estimation and prediction, offering more accurate disease monitoring.

Bryan Susan R, Vermeer Koenraad A, Eilers Paul H C, Lemij Hans G, Lesaffre Emmanuel M E H

Studying glaucoma visual field progression, classic linear regression surprisingly best fit patient data and predicted future loss, despite its assumptions being violated.