Cronemberger Sebastião

Cronemberger Sebastião, Veloso Artur W, Lins Pedro, Melo Ana Catarina, da Silva Alexandre Higino Gonçalves, de Figueiredo Barbosa Luciana et al.

This study found early trabeculotomy for primary congenital glaucoma significantly reduced intraocular pressure and abnormal eye growth compared to delayed surgery, highlighting the importance of timely intervention.

Cronemberger Sebastião, Veloso Artur W

In primary congenital glaucoma, Tono-Pen Avia and handheld Goldmann tonometry yield significantly different IOPs, influenced by corneal thickness and age. These devices are not interchangeable for monitoring PCG.

Diniz-Filho Alberto, Delano-Wood Lisa, Daga Fábio B, Cronemberger Sebastião, Medeiros Felipe A

This study found cognitive decline is linked to increased visual field variability in glaucoma patients. Monitoring cognition may improve visual field progression assessment.

Rolim Hévila, Cronemberger Sebastião, Rangel Hayana, Batista Wagner D, Bastos-Rodrigues Luciana, De Marco Luiz

This study found increased African genetic ancestry in Brazilian PCG patients was linked to worse surgical outcomes and greater axial length, suggesting ancestry influences disease severity and prognosis.

Costa Alinne M C, Costa Rogerio A, Melo Luiz A S, Calucci Daniela, Orefice Juliana L, Cronemberger Sebastião

Eye-tracking improved reproducibility of RNFL thickness measurements, especially in high-resolution OCT and specific regions. This enhances reliability for monitoring glaucoma progression.

Maestrini Heloisa A, Cronemberger Sebastião, Matoso Hérika Danielle S, Reis José Roberto C, Mérula Rafael V, Filho Alberto Diniz et al.

Late needling with MMC effectively revived failed glaucoma blebs and lowered IOP years after surgery, showing good success rates and safety for the corneal endothelium.