Goharian Iman

Goharian Iman, Sehi Mitra

This review explores the choroid's potential role in glaucoma, highlighting its vascular supply to the optic nerve and suggesting it may be a relevant target for understanding disease development.

Wright Tracy M, Goharian Iman, Gardiner Stuart K, Sehi Mitra, Greenfield David S

Surgical IOP reduction in glaucoma significantly improved central and peripheral visual field sensitivity short-term. This suggests a potential biomarker for retinal ganglion cell response to therapeutic interventions.

Goharian Iman, Iverson Shawn M, Ruiz Rosa Catalina, Kishor Krishna, Greenfield David S, Sehi Mitra

Retinal oxygen saturation measurements using SRO are highly reproducible in both treated glaucoma patients and healthy eyes, suggesting its potential for reliable clinical monitoring.

Sehi Mitra, Goharian Iman, Konduru Ranjith, Tan Ou, Srinivas Sowmya, Sadda Srinivas R et al.

This study found that glaucomatous eyes with single-hemifield damage have reduced retinal blood flow, correlating with structural loss in the affected and seemingly normal hemispheres, highlighting blood flow's role in glaucoma progression.