Carnevale Carmela

Ritzer Lukas, Harris Alon, Arciero Julia, Siesky Brent, Fry Brendan, Januleviciene Ingrida et al.

This study found that in early glaucoma, the link between retinal nerve fiber layer and blood vessel density is strongest in the optic nerve's temporal regions, suggesting temporal vessel loss could be an early disease marker.

Ambrosini Giacomo, Poletti Silvia, Roberti Gloria, Carnevale Carmela, Manni Gianluca, Coco Giulia

Accommodation generally reduces IOP by 1.10 mmHg in healthy individuals. While this may lack clinical significance for healthy eyes, its impact on glaucoma patients warrants further research for potential non-pharmacological IOP reduction.

Agnifili Luca, Figus Michele, Sacchi Matteo, Oddone Francesco, Villani Edoardo, Ferrari Giulio et al.

Agnifili Luca, Figus Michele, Sacchi Matteo, Oddone Francesco, Villani Edoardo, Ferrari Giulio et al.

Glaucoma surgery can induce ocular surface disease (PGS-OSD) from factors like blebs and medications. This impacts surgical success and patient quality of life, necessitating routine post-operative ocular surface evaluation and management.

Montesano Giovanni, Redmond Tony, Mulholland Pádraig J, Garway-Heath David F, Ometto Giovanni, Romano Dario et al.

Glaucoma causes macular sensitivity loss, which is better explained by an enlargement of Ricco's area due to RGC damage, rather than just sensitivity reduction. This suggests altered spatial summation in glaucoma.

Oddone Francesco, Roberti Gloria, Posarelli Chiara, Agnifili Luca, Mastropasqua Leonardo, Carnevale Carmela et al.

XEN implant alone caused minimal endothelial cell loss. When combined with phacoemulsification, ECD reduction was similar to phaco alone, suggesting XEN doesn't significantly add to corneal endothelial risk.