Dohlman Claes H

Khoueir Ziad, Jassim Firas, Braaf Boy, Poon Linda Yi-Chieh, Tsikata Edem, Chodosh James et al.

This study found 3D OCT volume scans of the optic nerve head provide useful glaucoma management data in Boston Keratoprosthesis patients, overcoming limitations of traditional 2D scans for better clinical assessment.

Nascimento E Silva Rafaella, Shen Lucy Q, Chiou Carolina A, Shanbhag Swapna S, Paschalis Eleftherios I, Pasquale Louis R et al.

This study found aniridia patients receiving Boston KPro have higher glaucoma prevalence but achieve similar visual outcomes as other KPro patients if glaucoma is managed aggressively, often with prophylactic tube shunts.

Poon Linda Yi-Chieh, Chodosh James, Vavvas Demetrios G, Dohlman Claes H, Chen Teresa C

This case report describes a technique for performing endoscopic cyclophotocoagulation (ECP) in a Boston Keratoprosthesis Type II patient, offering a surgical option for complex glaucoma.

Lee Ramon, Khoueir Ziad, Tsikata Edem, Chodosh James, Dohlman Claes H, Chen Teresa C

Boston KPro Type II improves vision in severe corneal disease, but retroprosthetic membranes and glaucoma progression are significant long-term challenges, requiring careful management for device retention.

Črnej Alja, Omoto Masahiro, Dohlman Thomas H, Gonzalez-Andrades Miguel, Paschalis Eleftherios I, Cruzat Andrea et al.

Allogeneic corneal transplants (PK) and keratoprostheses cause posterior segment inflammation and optic nerve degeneration. Blocking TNFα significantly reduced this degeneration, suggesting a potential neuroprotective strategy for these patients.

Todani Amit, Behlau Irmgard, Fava Mark A, Cade Fabiano, Cherfan Daniel G, Zakka Fouad R et al.

A new wireless IOP sensor (WIT) in rabbit eyes showed good biocompatibility and accurate, reproducible measurements, but a downward drift needs further investigation for clinical use.

Dohlman Claes H, Grosskreutz Cynthia L, Chen Teresa C, Pasquale Louis R, Rubin Peter A D, Kim Eva C et al.

This study found novel KPro glaucoma shunts diverting fluid to distant cavities had a very low endophthalmitis rate (0.7% per shunt year), comparable to standard surgeries, despite fears of infection.

Rivier Delphine, Paula Jayter S, Kim Eva, Dohlman Claes H, Grosskreutz Cynthia L

This study found cyclophotocoagulation effectively lowered intraocular pressure long-term in keratoprosthesis patients with glaucoma, offering a valuable management option for this challenging condition.