Gamble Greg D

Papchenko Taras, Grainger Brian T, Savino Peter J, Gamble Greg D, Danesh-Meyer Helen V

This study found macular thickness, measured by OCT, strongly predicts visual field sensitivity in NAION, offering a robust clinical marker for disease severity.

Chew Shenton S L, Cunnningham William J, Gamble Greg D, Danesh-Meyer Helen V

This study found that a relative afferent pupillary defect (RAPD) in glaucoma patients indicates significant retinal nerve fiber layer loss (≥14.6µm difference), visual field, and brightness sensitivity deficits, making brightness sense a key clinical indicator.

Danesh-Meyer Helen V, Papchenko Taras, Tan Yu-whee, Gamble Greg D

This study found medically-controlled glaucoma patients experience significantly higher intraocular pressure spikes after water drinking than surgically-controlled patients, suggesting trabeculectomy offers superior IOP stability.

Danesh-Meyer Helen V, Papchenko Taras, Savino Peter J, Law Andrew, Evans James, Gamble Greg D

This study found that thinner preoperative retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) on OCT predicts worse visual recovery after parachiasmal tumor surgery, guiding prognosis for patients.

Danesh-Meyer Helen V, Ku Judy Y F, Papchenko Taras L, Jayasundera Thiran, Hsiang John C, Gamble Greg D

This study found clinical disc damage (DDLS) strongly correlates with visual field loss, especially in superior/inferior regions, suggesting DDLS is a useful, accessible tool for assessing glaucoma severity.

Danesh-Meyer Helen V, Carroll Stuart C, Gaskin Brent J, Gao Angela, Gamble Greg D

This study found mfVEP and standard visual fields generally agree in compressive optic neuropathy, but mfVEP may identify damage differently, suggesting its potential utility in diagnosis.

Danesh-Meyer Helen, Savino Peter J, Spaeth George L, Gamble Greg D

This study found arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AAION) causes significant optic cup enlargement and excavation, unlike nonarteritic (NAION). This helps differentiate these conditions morphologically.