Chang Stanley

Oh Jin Kyun, Lu Lam, DeMoraes C Gustavo, Liebmann Jeffrey M, Chang Stanley

This study found virtual reality perimetry (VRP) combined with OCT accurately correlates visual field defects with structural damage in glaucoma and retinal disease, offering a practical tool for complex cases.

Yu Sarah N, Hood Donald C, Blumberg Dana M, Chang Stanley, Greenstein Vivienne C

This study found that careful pre-operative comparison of visual fields and OCT scans helps guide macular surgery and evaluate outcomes in glaucoma patients.

Wang Xiaofei, Chang Stanley, Grinband Jack, Yannuzzi Lawrence A, Freund K Bailey, Hoang Quan V et al.

MRI showed highly myopic eyes have less optic nerve tortuosity, suggesting higher traction forces during eye movements before myopia onset. This links eye movements to axial elongation, informing glaucoma risk in myopia.

Hussnain S Amal, Sharma Tarun, Hood Donald C, Chang Stanley

This study found retinal nerve fiber layer schisis is common with epiretinal membranes, often linked to internal limiting membrane dehiscence, and consistently resolves after surgery, indicating good prognosis for this finding.

Gregory-Roberts Emily M, Mateo Carlos, Corcóstegui Borja, Schiff William M, Chang Louis K, Quiroz-Mercado Hugo et al.

OCT revealed varied optic pit morphology, often with condensed vitreous/glial tissue. Peeling this tissue during vitrectomy for detachment showed better resolution, suggesting its role in pathogenesis and treatment.

Chang Stanley, Smith Scott D

Koreen Larry, Yoshida Norihiko, Escariao Paulo, Niziol Leslie M, Koreen Irina V, Musch David C et al.

This study found 11.6% developed late-onset glaucoma after vitrectomy, with cataract extraction being a strong risk factor. Patients undergoing vitrectomy, especially with cataract surgery, need careful glaucoma monitoring.

Tseng Joseph J, Schiff William M, Barile Gaetano R, Biscette O'Neil, Williams Steven L, Cekic Osman et al.

This study found that aphakia after vitrectomy for severe PVR with silicone oil/retinotomy was associated with higher postoperative IOP and less hypotony, suggesting lens removal may reduce hypotony risk.

Donaldson Mark J, Bhatnagar Pawan, Dhrami-Gavazi Elona, Santos Rodrigo A V, Barile Gaetano R, Del Priore Lucian V et al.

Pascal DCT consistently reads ~5 mmHg higher than Goldmann in post-vitrectomy eyes with air, gas, or silicone oil, indicating a need for careful interpretation when monitoring IOP in these complex cases.

Tari Samir R, Vidne-Hay Orit, Greenstein Vivienne C, Barile Gaetano R, Hood Donald C, Chang Stanley

ILM peeling for macular pucker improved vision and reduced retinal thickness, but some patients showed subtle functional declines (mfERG, visual field) and Müller cell footplate removal, highlighting complex surgical impacts.

Chang Stanley

Vitrectomy increases open-angle glaucoma risk, with lens presence potentially protective. Clinically, monitor vitrectomized eyes for OAG, especially if aphakic, and expect increased medication needs in pre-existing glaucoma.

Tosi Gian Marco, Schiff William, Barile Gaetano, Yoshida Norihiko, Chang Stanley

Intravitreal viscoelastic injections effectively raised eye pressure in severe hypotony cases, improving vision. This offers a promising treatment for low eye pressure.

Cekiç Osman, Chang Stanley, Tseng Joseph J, Barile Gaetano R, Del Priore Lucian V, Weissman Harold et al.

Intravitreal triamcinolone for BRVO-related macular edema reduced swelling and improved vision, but steroid-induced side effects like cataracts and ocular hypertension were common.