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Khaliliyeh Daniela, Jin Sangwook, Morales Esteban, Rabiolo Alessandro, de Gainza Agustina, Leyva Brayden K et al.
Numerical hypotony post-trabeculectomy with MMC is often asymptomatic. Only 20.1% developed clinical hypotony (choroidal effusion common). Intervention is mainly for symptomatic cases, with ethnicity and suture lysis influencing risk.
Lee Kwanghyun, Morales Esteban, de Gainza Agustina, Caprioli Joseph
This study integrated structural and functional glaucoma data, finding structural decline precedes functional loss early, while functional-only progression dominates later, improving personalized disease monitoring.
Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Su Erica, Besharati Sajad, Liu Abraham, Law Simon K, Coleman Anne L et al.
A Bayesian model found central visual field points with 5-20 dB sensitivity show high variability. Excluding these points could improve glaucoma progression detection.
Su Erica, Lee Kwanghyun, Liu Abraham, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Besharati Sajad, Caprioli Joseph et al.
This study found a Bayesian model more accurately links macular structure and function changes in glaucoma than standard methods. This improves monitoring and understanding of disease progression.
Oh Angela J, Bouris Ella, Leyva Brayden K, Malik Mashal, Caprioli Joseph
Glaucoma patients highly accepted and were satisfied with telemedicine, finding it convenient. This supports integrating telemedicine into routine glaucoma care.
Rabiolo Alessandro, Montesano Giovanni, Gazzard Gus, Caprioli Joseph, De Cillà Stefano
Jin Sang Wook, Bouris Ella, Morales Esteban, Caprioli Joseph
This study used AI to measure optic disc rim loss in glaucoma patients, finding it effectively tracks long-term nerve damage, aiding progression monitoring and treatment evaluation.
Mohammadi Massood, Su Erica, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Besharati Sajad, Martinyan Arthur, Coleman Anne L et al.
This study found that while both GCC and RNFL detect glaucoma progression, RNFL's utility diminishes in advanced disease. Clinically, GCC may be more valuable for monitoring severe glaucoma.
Besharati Sajad, Su Erica, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Mohammadi Massood, Caprioli Joseph, Weiss Robert E et al.
This study found a Bayesian model (HSL) more efficiently detects rapid macular ganglion cell loss in glaucoma than linear regression, improving early identification of fast progressors.
Rabiolo Alessandro, Triolo Giacinto, Khaliliyeh Daniela, Jin Sang Wook, Morales Esteban, Ghirardi Alessandro et al.
This study found glaucoma surgery hypotony criteria are highly variable; numerical definitions inflate failure rates more than clinical ones, underscoring the need for standardized, clinically relevant criteria.
Su Erica, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Mohammadi Massood, Shi Lynn, Law Simon K, Coleman Anne L et al.
A new statistical model (Bayesian HSL) more accurately tracks macular nerve fiber layer thinning in glaucoma than standard methods, enabling earlier and more efficient detection of disease progression.
Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Li Leyan, Fei Zhe, Davis Tyler, Morales Esteban, Wu Kara et al.
Smoothing visual field data with NN and VAE algorithms improves signal-to-noise, enabling earlier and more effective detection of glaucoma progression in patients.
Hong Seungwoo, Yang Hongli, Gardiner Stuart K, Luo Haomin, Sharpe Glen P, Caprioli Joseph et al.
This study found that optic nerve head remodeling in non-highly myopic eyes correlates with exposed scleral flange and thin choroid, suggesting implications for glaucoma risk, especially in high myopia.
Grassi Lourdes, Salazar Vega Diana, De Gainza Agustina, Bouris Ella, Morales Esteban, Caprioli Joseph
This study classified POAG optic disc phenotypes, finding six distinct types with demographic and ocular differences, which could improve individualized glaucoma care.
Shi Lynn, Mohammadi Massood, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Su Erica, Weiss Robert E, Caprioli Joseph et al.
This study found retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) OCT measurements better detect structural change and progression than Bruch membrane opening-minimum rim width (BMO-MRW) in moderate-to-advanced glaucoma.
Lee Samuel Y, Tseng Victoria L, Kitayama Ken, Avallone Thomas J, Yu Fei, Pan Deyu et al.
This study found higher dietary niacin intake was associated with lower odds of glaucoma, particularly in women, suggesting a potential protective role for niacin in glaucoma prevention.
Bouris Ella, de Gainza Agustina, Barsegian Arpine, Caprioli Joseph
Surgical revision of glaucoma drainage devices for complications like exposure or occlusion showed a 45% success rate at 36 months. This highlights GDD revision as a viable option, but managing patient expectations for outcomes is crucial.
Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Su Erica, Mohammadi Massood, Law Simon K, Coleman Anne L, Caprioli Joseph et al.
This study found lower diastolic blood pressure combined with higher intraocular pressure accelerates macular ganglion cell thinning in glaucoma, suggesting blood pressure management may be a therapeutic consideration.
Khaliliyeh Daniela, De Gainza Agustina, Morales Esteban, Caprioli Joseph
Ahmed Glaucoma Valve surgery significantly lowers eye pressure, but visual fields continue to decline, with higher peak post-op pressure increasing progression risk.
Mohammadi Massood, Su Erica, Chew Leila, Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Caprioli Joseph, Weiss Robert E et al.
This study found GCL thins more than IPL in glaucoma suspects, while IPL thins more in established glaucoma, suggesting GCL changes are earlier indicators of glaucoma progression.
Rasheed Haroon Adam, Davis Tyler, Morales Esteban, Fei Zhe, Grassi Lourdes, De Gainza Agustina et al.
DDLSNet, a deep learning system, moderately agreed with clinicians in grading glaucoma severity from fundus photos, demonstrating the feasibility of automated optic disc assessment for clinical use.
Rasheed Haroon Adam, Davis Tyler, Morales Esteban, Fei Zhe, Grassi Lourdes, De Gainza Agustina et al.
RimNet, a deep learning system, accurately identified and measured optic disc rim parameters in glaucoma, offering a valuable tool for automated glaucoma severity grading.
De Gainza Agustina, Morales Esteban, Rabiolo Alessandro, Yu Fei, Afifi Abdelmonem A, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.
Researchers developed a "metascore" combining different glaucoma imaging measurements (HRT, OCT) into a single scale. This unifies long-term structural data from various devices, improving patient follow-up despite instrument changes.
Mohammadzadeh Vahid, Cheng Melodyanne, Zadeh Sepideh Heydar, Edalati Kiumars, Yalzadeh Dariush, Caprioli Joseph et al.
New OCT macular shape measures effectively detect early glaucoma, showing high accuracy and potential as segmentation-independent biomarkers for clinical diagnosis.
Zarei Reza, Azimi Ali, Fakhraei Ghasem, Eslami Yadollah, Naderan Morteza, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.
This study found phacoviscocanalostomy provided better long-term medication reduction and success rates than phacoemulsification alone for mild-to-moderate glaucoma and cataract, suggesting it's a good option for skilled surgeons.