Grippo Tomas M

Grippo Tomas M, Gutkind Naomi E, Monteros Alvi Nicolas, Salina Indovino Carla, Lopez Tomasella Matias J, Mutti Justina C et al.

The "pocket" technique, a novel surgical method, successfully repaired exposed glaucoma drainage tubes using a scleral patch graft, even with scarred tissue, offering a stable and minimally invasive solution.

Grippo Tomas M, Brossard Barbosa Natalie, Noecker Robert, Campisi Valentina, Khoueir Ziad, Dorairaj Syril

Sanchez Facundo G, Peirano-Bonomi Juan C, Brossard Barbosa Natalie, Khoueir Ziad, Grippo Tomas M

This review updates on micropulse transscleral cyclophotocoagulation, a promising glaucoma treatment. While effective, ideal laser parameters and precise mechanisms still require further research for optimized clinical use.

Grippo Tomas M, Liu John H K, Zebardast Nazlee, Arnold Taylor B, Moore Grant H, Weinreb Robert N

This study found untreated ocular hypertension patients' 24-hour IOP patterns, particularly those who converted to glaucoma, were more similar to glaucoma patients than healthy controls, highlighting glaucoma risk.

Anderson Justin E, Grippo Tomas M, Sbeity Zaher, Ritch Robert

Cosmetic NewColorIris implants caused severe complications like high eye pressure, endothelial damage, and uveitis, often requiring surgery and leading to permanent vision-threatening damage.

Grippo Tomas M, Ezon Isaac, Kanadani Fabio N, Wangsupadilok Boonchai, Tello Celso, Liebmann Jeffrey M et al.

This study found optic disc drusen cause significant visual pathway delays detectable by multifocal VEPs, but not standard VEPs, indicating localized nerve compression.

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.

Grippo Tomas M, Hood Donald C, Kanadani Fabio N, Ezon Isaac, Greenstein Vivienne C, Liebmann Jeffrey M et al.

This study found VEP latency delays, both multifocal and conventional, were rare in glaucoma patients and didn't correlate with visual field loss, suggesting limited utility for detecting damaged ganglion cells.

Hood Donald C, Xu Li, Thienprasiddhi Phamornsak, Greenstein Vivienne C, Odel Jeffrey G, Grippo Tomas M et al.

PERG amplitude was studied in glaucoma patients. Key finding: PERG loss can precede visual field defects, but some damaged eyes still show normal PERGs, limiting its diagnostic utility.