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Gramer Gwendolyn, Gramer Eugen, Weisschuh Nicole
ODD patients showed significantly higher family history of glaucoma (20.7%) than healthy controls, highlighting the need for careful glaucoma screening and IOP monitoring in these patients and their families.
Gramer Gwendolyn, Weber Bernhard H F, Gramer Eugen
This study found migraine and vasospasm are more frequent in normal tension glaucoma, especially in females, suggesting a common vascular and familial link, but not impacting visual field loss severity at diagnosis.
Krumbiegel Mandy, Pasutto Francesca, Mardin Christian Y, Weisschuh Nicole, Paoli Daniela, Gramer Eugen et al.
This study found no association between APOE genotypes and pseudoexfoliation syndrome or glaucoma in German and Italian populations, suggesting APOE is not a genetic risk factor for these conditions.
Wolf Christiane, Gramer Eugen, Müller-Myhsok Bertram, Pasutto Francesca, Gramer Gwendolyn, Wissinger Bernd et al.
LOXL1 gene polymorphisms were studied in German glaucoma patients. They were strongly linked to exfoliation glaucoma, but not significantly to normal tension or pigmentary glaucoma, except for one variant affecting pigmentary glaucoma onset age.
Krumbiegel Mandy, Pasutto Francesca, Mardin Christian Y, Weisschuh Nicole, Paoli Daniela, Gramer Eugen et al.
This study found a CLU gene variant (rs2279590) associated with PEX syndrome in Germans, but not Italians, suggesting population-specific genetic risk for this glaucoma-related condition.
Weisschuh Nicole, Wolf Christiane, Wissinger Bernd, Gramer Eugen
This study found that only 18% of German PCG patients have CYP1B1 mutations, indicating it's a minor genetic cause in this population, relevant for genetic counseling and research.
Grippo Tomas M, Shihadeh Wisam A, Schargus Marc, Gramer Eugen, Tello Celso, Liebmann Jeffrey M et al.
This study found optic nerve head drusen patients with ocular hypertension have significantly more visual field loss, especially with larger drusen. Close monitoring and treatment are crucial for these patients.
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