De Moraes Carlos G

Kim Mi Jeung, Tsamis Emmanouil, Leshno Ari, Gomide Gabriel, De Moraes Carlos G, Cioffi George A et al.

This study found a model of macular GCL damage, starting temporally and progressing nasally, helps distinguish glaucoma from other issues in myopic eyes, even with coexisting macular pathology.

Hood Donald C, La Bruna Sol, Durbin Mary, Lee Chris, Hsiao Yi S, De Moraes Carlos G et al.

This study found four anatomical features, beyond age/disc area, significantly influence healthy OCT cpRNFL thickness. Considering these improves diagnostic accuracy for glaucoma.

Melchior Bruna, De Moraes Carlos G, Paula Jayter S, Cioffi George A, Girkin Christopher A, Fazio Massimo A et al.

This study found that while more frequent OCT testing detects glaucoma progression sooner, a 6-month interval offers a practical balance for monitoring patients, given OCT's high specificity and low variability.

Dar Salman, De Moraes Carlos G, Karani Rabia, Khan Sabine, Chen Royce, Blumberg Dana et al.

During COVID-19, glaucoma patients feared disease progression and limited access to care, especially those with worse disease, highlighting the need for robust remote care options.

Hood Donald C, Melchior Bruna, Tsamis Emmanouil, Liebmann Jeffrey M, De Moraes Carlos G

This paper argues that OCT Guided Progression Analysis and summary statistics are insufficient for detecting glaucoma progression between two visits, advocating for topographical comparison of OCT maps and images for better clinical decisions.

Krawitz Brian D, Sirinek Portia, Doobin David, Nanda Tavish, Ghiassi Maryam, Horowitz Jason D et al.

A case of bilateral acute angle-closure glaucoma linked to hyponatremia, possibly from chlorthalidone and SARS-CoV-2, highlights complex management challenges with active COVID-19.

Zemborain Zane Z, Jarukasetphon Ravivarn, Tsamis Emmanouil, De Moraes Carlos G, Ritch Robert, Hood Donald C

This study found OCT can accurately diagnose glaucoma in most high myopes, challenging prior assumptions and highlighting its clinical utility with proper interpretation of myopia-related artifacts.

Yousefi Siamak, Elze Tobias, Pasquale Louis R, Saeedi Osamah, Wang Mengyu, Shen Lucy Q et al.

An AI dashboard effectively mapped diverse glaucoma visual field loss patterns, showing 77% sensitivity for progression. This offers clinicians a user-friendly tool to monitor disease severity and progression.

Bommakanti Nikhil, De Moraes Carlos G, Boland Michael V, Myers Jonathan S, Wellik Sarah R, Elze Tobias et al.

Older age and worse baseline vision loss predict faster glaucoma progression, highlighting the need for early detection and aggressive treatment, especially for older patients with existing damage.

Hood Donald C, Tsamis Emmanouil, Bommakanti Nikhil K, Joiner Devon B, Al-Aswad Lama A, Blumberg Dana M et al.

This study found excellent structure-function agreement in early glaucoma using automated OCT and both 24-2/10-2 visual fields, suggesting damage correlation is better than commonly perceived for diagnosis and monitoring.

Paula Jayter S, Nakaghi Ricardo O, Matos Igor H O, De Moraes Carlos G

Cutolo Carlo A, De Moraes Carlos G, Liebmann Jeffrey M, Mansouri Kaweh, Traverso Carlo E, Ritch Robert

This study found incisional glaucoma surgery most significantly altered 24-hour ocular dimensional profiles measured by a contact lens sensor, suggesting its potential to assess treatment efficacy beyond standard IOP checks.

Mavrommatis Maria A, De Cuir Nicole, Reynaud Juan, De Moraes Carlos G, Xin Daiyan, Rajshekhar Rashmi et al.

Early glaucoma eyes show significantly more paravascular defects and epiretinal membranes than suspects or healthy controls, suggesting these OCT findings may aid early glaucoma detection and monitoring.

Susanna Carolina N, Susanna Remo, Hatanaka Marcelo, Susanna Bianca N, Susanna Fernanda N, De Moraes Carlos G

This study found different water drinking test volumes yield similar IOP responses in glaucoma patients, with no significant BMI influence, suggesting flexibility in WDT protocols.

Lee Moon Jeong, Wang Jiangxia, Friedman David S, Boland Michael V, De Moraes Carlos G, Ramulu Pradeep Y

This study found that greater physical activity, like walking and moderate-to-vigorous exercise, is associated with slower visual field loss in glaucoma patients, suggesting it may be a modifiable protective factor.

Hood Donald C, De Moraes Carlos G

This paper recommends specific visual field (10-2, 24-2) and OCT (macula, disc) testing protocols for glaucoma, emphasizing topographic comparison and direct OCT image review for improved diagnosis and monitoring.

Muhammad Hassan, Fuchs Thomas J, De Cuir Nicole, De Moraes Carlos G, Blumberg Dana M, Liebmann Jeffrey M et al.

A hybrid deep learning method using single wide-field OCT scans accurately distinguished early glaucoma from healthy suspects (93.1% accuracy), outperforming standard clinical metrics and showing promise for screening.

De Moraes Carlos G, Susanna Remo, Sakata Lisandro M, Hatanaka Marcelo

The Water Drinking Test's IOP peaks predicted future visual field progression in treated glaucoma patients, unlike routine IOPs, suggesting it's a useful risk assessment tool.

Alhadeff Paula A, De Moraes Carlos G, Chen Monica, Raza Ali S, Ritch Robert, Hood Donald C

This study found optic disc features on photographs correlate with glaucoma damage on OCT/VFs, but damage is often missed clinically, highlighting the need for careful evaluation.

Paula Ana P B, Paula Jayter S, Silva Marcelo J L, Rocha Eduardo M, De Moraes Carlos G, Rodrigues Maria L V

Swimming goggles acutely elevated IOP and altered ocular hemodynamics, especially with larger orbital rims and stronger elastic force, potentially impacting glaucoma risk patients.

Germano Renato A S, Susanna Remo, De Moraes Carlos G, Susanna Bianca N, Susanna Carolina N, Chibana Milena N

Switching glaucoma patients with latanoprost-induced IOP elevation to bimatoprost significantly lowered IOP, potentially delaying more invasive treatments.

Hood Donald C, Xin Daiyan, Wang Diane, Jarukasetphon Ravivarn, Ramachandran Rithu, Grillo Lola M et al.

This study found an OCT region-of-interest approach is superior to global RNFL thickness for detecting progressive localized glaucomatous damage, offering a more sensitive clinical tool.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Alencar Luciana M, De Moraes Carlos G, Susanna Remo

This study found water-drinking test IOP peaks are highly reproducible, while IOP fluctuation reproducibility is only fair, impacting its clinical utility for glaucoma management.

De Moraes Carlos G, Liebmann Jeffrey M, Park Sung C, Teng Christopher C, Nemiroff Julia, Tello Celso et al.

This study found treated glaucoma patients with optic disc progression, especially disc hemorrhages, experienced faster visual field decline, indicating a need for more aggressive therapy to prevent vision loss.

De Moraes Carlos G, Liebmann Craig A, Susanna Remo, Ritch Robert, Liebmann Jeffrey M

This study found that VF progression criteria considering anatomical patterns (e.g., hemifields, adjacent points) enhance specificity, with nasal field points progressing most, improving glaucoma detection.