Choi Kyu-Ryong

Chun Yeoun Sook, Sung Kyung Rim, Park Chan Kee, Kim Hwang Ki, Yoo Chungkwon, Kim Yong Yeon et al.

This study found overall vision-related quality of life was similar between normal tension and primary open-angle glaucoma, but POAG patients experienced significantly worse social functioning and dependency, guiding patient support.

Chun Yeoun Sook, Sung Kyung Rim, Park Chan Kee, Kim Hwang Ki, Yoo Chungkwon, Kim Yong Yeon et al.

This study found that all visual field loss locations similarly impact glaucoma patients' quality of life, emphasizing that preserving the superior field is as crucial as the inferior field for good VRQOL.

Chun Yeoun Sook, Sung Kyung Rim, Park Chan Kee, Kim Hwang Ki, Yoo Chungkwon, Kim Yong Yeon et al.

This study found that visual acuity, especially in the better eye, is the most influential factor on vision-related quality of life in glaucoma patients, with greater impact in advanced stages. Prioritizing VA preservation is crucial.

Sung Kyung Rim, Chun Yeoun Sook, Park Chan Kee, Kim Hwang Ki, Yoo Chungkwon, Kim Yong Yeon et al.

This study found Korean glaucoma patients' vision-related quality of life is impacted by visual function, social factors (education), personality, and treatment burden, highlighting the need for holistic patient care.

Park Jong Hyuk, Choi Kyu-Ryong, Kim Chan Yun, Kim Sung Soo

Highly myopic NTG eyes showed thinner sclera and higher staphyloma. Corneal hysteresis, resistance factor, and staphyloma height correlated with scleral thickness, suggesting biomechanical vulnerability in these glaucoma patients.

Park Jong Hyuk, Jun Roo Min, Choi Kyu-Ryong

This study found lower corneal hysteresis (CH) is independently associated with normal-tension glaucoma progression. CH could serve as a valuable prognostic factor for NTG, aiding risk assessment.