Eslami Yadollah

Eslami Yadollah, Mousavi Kouzahkanan Zahra, Farzinvash Zahra, Safizadeh Mona, Zarei Reza, Fakhraie Ghasem et al.

A deep learning model (MobileNet) accurately classified primary angle-closure disease subtypes (PACS, PAC/PACG) and normal eyes using AS-OCT images, offering a promising tool for glaucoma diagnosis.

Zarei Reza, Azimi Ali, Fakhraei Ghasem, Eslami Yadollah, Naderan Morteza, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.

This study found phacoviscocanalostomy provided better long-term medication reduction and success rates than phacoemulsification alone for mild-to-moderate glaucoma and cataract, suggesting it's a good option for skilled surgeons.

Mohammadi Massood, Mohammadi Seyed Saeed, Tabatabaei Seyed M, Eslami Yadollah, Zarei Reza, Zandvakil Narges et al.

This study found primary open-angle and angle-closure glaucoma eyes with similar visual field damage have comparable structural damage and vascular density, suggesting similar underlying pathology.

Mohammadi Massood, Johari Mohammadkarim, Eslami Yadollah, Moghimi Sasan, Zarei Reza, Fakhraie Ghasem et al.

AS-OCT showed pseudoexfoliation glaucoma eyes have the narrowest anterior chamber angles and shallower depth, suggesting these features may contribute to disease progression and aid clinical management.

Fakhraie Ghasem, Mirghorbani Masoud, Katz L Jay, Mollazadeh Amirhossein, Vahedian Zakieh, Zarei Reza et al.

This study found that continuing latanoprost after cataract surgery in glaucoma patients did not significantly affect central macular thickness, suggesting it's safe to continue.

Eslami Yadollah, Fakhraie Ghasem, Moghimi Sasan, Zarei Reza, Mohammadi Masoud, Nabavi Amin et al.

Excisional bleb revision for failed Ahmed Glaucoma Valves effectively lowered IOP and medication use, offering a viable option for inadequate pressure control after initial AGV surgery.

Vahedian Zakieh, Mafi Mostafa, Fakhraie Ghasem, Zarei Reza, Eslami Yadollah, Ghadimi Hadi et al.

This study found intracameral bevacizumab for trabeculectomy achieved comparable IOP reduction to MMC, but increased early bleb leaks. Bevacizumab may be an alternative, but with a higher risk of early complications.

Pakravan Mohammad, Javadi Mohammad Ali, Yazdani Shahin, Ghahari Elham, Behroozi Zohreh, Soleimanizad Reza et al.

This study found average IOP, CCT, and VCDR values in healthy Iranians, differing from other ethnicities. Clinically, these population-specific norms are crucial for accurate glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Fakhraie Ghasem, Ghadimi Hadi, Eslami Yadollah, Zarei Reza, Mohammadi Massood, Vahedian Zakieh et al.

Intracameral bevacizumab with trabeculectomy improved glaucoma success but increased early bleb leaks. Clinically, this suggests a trade-off between efficacy and early complication risk.

Moghimi Sasan, Mazloumi Mehdi, Johari MohammadKarim, Abdi Parisa, Fakhraie Ghasem, Mohammadi Massood et al.

This study found that non-glaucomatous pseudoexfoliation syndrome patients have significantly thinner and peripherally displaced lamina cribrosa, suggesting a pre-glaucomatous structural vulnerability.

Mohammadi Massood, Bazvand Fatemeh, Makateb Ali, Eslami Yadollah, Jabbarvand Behrooz Mahmood, Fakhraie Ghasem et al.

This study found CRVO patients have shallower anterior chambers and narrower angles bilaterally, suggesting narrow angles may be a risk factor for CRVO development.

Eslami Yadollah, Latifi Golshan, Moghimi Sasan, Ghaffari Reza, Fakhraie Ghasem, Zarei Reza et al.

This study found adding viscogonioplasty to cataract surgery significantly reduced peripheral anterior synechiae in angle-closure glaucoma, potentially improving drainage angle anatomy.

Moghimi Sasan, Vahedian Zakieh, Fakhraie Ghasem, Ghaffari Reza, Eslami Yadollah, Jabarvand Mahmood et al.

This study found angle-closure eyes have crowded anterior segments, with higher lens vault particularly linked to acute angle-closure glaucoma, suggesting its role in acute attacks.

Fakhraie Ghasem, Katz L Jay, Prasad Arun, Eslami Yadollah, Sabour Siamak, Zarei Reza et al.

Preoperative bevacizumab combined with guarded filtration surgery effectively and safely controlled intraocular pressure in neovascular glaucoma, showing promise for patients unresponsive to conventional treatments.

Zarei Reza, Azimi Reza, Moghimi Sasan, Abdollahi Ali, Amini Heidar, Eslami Yadollah et al.

Intraocular LMWH during combined cataract/glaucoma surgery significantly reduced postoperative fibrin formation, synechia, and improved visual acuity. This suggests a useful adjunct to improve surgical outcomes.