Ciociola Elizabeth C

Fujita Asahi, Vu Daniel M, Aziz Kanza, Chang Ta Chen, Chung In Young, Ciociola Elizabeth C et al.

This study found that 1 in 6 childhood glaucoma eyes underwent surgery, nearly all used medication, and treatment varied by glaucoma type, age, and specialist, impacting surgical likelihood.

Ciociola Elizabeth C, Sekimitsu Sayuri, Smith Sophie, Lorch Alice C, Miller Joan W, Elze Tobias et al.

This study found Black, Hispanic, and Native American glaucoma patients had worse vision outcomes and less monitoring compared to White patients, suggesting undertreatment and increased vision loss risk in these groups.

Ciociola Elizabeth C, Fernandez Elise, Kaufmann Mary, Klifto Meredith R

This review highlights emerging gene, stem cell, neuroprotective, nanomedicine, and vascular therapies for glaucoma. Preclinical studies show promise in reducing IOP and protecting optic nerve cells, suggesting future multifaceted treatments, though human trials are still needed.

Yang Shuang-An, Ciociola Elizabeth C, Mitchell William, Hall Nathan, Lorch Alice C, Miller Joan W et al.

This study found MIGS combined with cataract surgery had significantly lower reoperation rates than stand-alone MIGS, especially for ECP and goniotomy, impacting surgical planning for glaucoma patients.

Ciociola Elizabeth C, Klifto Meredith R

Juvenile open-angle glaucoma has diverse forms; faster myopia progression and vessel density predict worsening. Genetic insights exist, but surgery is often needed, with new techniques offering effective alternatives to traditional treatments.

Ciociola Elizabeth C, Kavitha Srinivasan, Sengupta Sabyasachi, Wiggs Janey L, Kader Mohideen Abdul, Raman Ganesh V et al.

This study found many ocular traits linked to angle closure are highly heritable in South Indian siblings, especially lens thickness and vault. Clinically, older siblings or those with shallower anterior chambers may need closer monitoring.