Chuang Lan-Hsin

Lai Chin, Chuang Lan-Hsin, Lai Chi-Chun, Liu Chun-Fu, Yang Ju-Wen, Chen Henry S L

NTG eyes showed microvascular and structural loss despite stable vision. Parafovea vessel density decline correlated with visual field loss, and high myopia may accelerate this progression.

Chen Henry Shen-Lih, Chen Guan-An, Syu Jhen-Yang, Chuang Lan-Hsin, Su Wei-Wen, Wu Wei-Chi et al.

This study developed a deep learning tool that accurately predicts RNFL thickness from fundus photos, enabling early glaucoma detection even without OCT, improving accessibility.

Chen Henry Shen-Lih, Yeh Po-Han, Yeh Chun-Ting, Su Wei-Wen, Lee Yung-Sung, Chuang Lan-Hsin et al.

MP-TSCPC effectively lowered IOP in Taiwanese glaucoma patients for 2 years, reducing medication needs. Younger age and prior CW-TSCPC were risk factors for failure, guiding patient selection.

Chen Szu-Han, Lu Da-Wen, Ku Wan-Chen, Chuang Lan-Hsin, Ferng Shyang-Hwa, Chen Yi-Ju et al.

This meta-analysis found early hemodialysis with acetate dialysate raised IOP, but modern bicarbonate dialysate generally doesn't. Clinicians should still monitor IOP in glaucoma patients undergoing HD.

Lin Yun-Hsuan, Su Wei-Wen, Huang Shih-Ming, Chuang Lan-Hsin, Chen Lung-Chien

This study found dorzolamide may increase peripapillary retinal vessel density in normal-tension glaucoma, while carteolol may decrease it, and brimonidine had no effect. This suggests varying microcirculation impacts of common glaucoma drops.

Lin Yun-Hsuan, Huang Shih-Ming, Yeung Ling, Ku Wan-Chen, Chen Henry Shen-Lih, Lai Chi-Chun et al.

OCTA vessel density in normal-tension glaucoma showed microvascular dropout correlates better with visual field defects than RNFL thickness, especially in early stages, offering a diagnostic tool.

Wu An-Lun, Ling Kiet-Phang, Chuang Lan-Hsin, Chen Kuan-Jen, Chen Yen-Po, Yeung Ling et al.

Vitrectomy with macular plug for myopic macular hole retinal detachment shows good long-term anatomical success, but visual decline can occur due to progressive myopic maculopathy or glaucoma.

Chuang Lan-Hsin, Wang Nan-Kai, Chen Yen-Po, Yeung Ling, Hwang Yih-Shiou, Chen Kuan-Jen et al.

Vitrectomy with panretinal photocoagulation for CRVO with vitreous hemorrhage improved final vision and significantly reduced the occurrence of neovascular glaucoma, despite worse baseline vision.