Harizman Noga

Leshno Ari, Tsamis Emmanouil, Hood Donald C, Vyas Charu, Kim Mijeung, De Moraes Carlos Gustavo et al.

Retinal vessel position variability impacts sectoral RNFL thickness. Larger MVP angles correlate with thicker nasal and thinner temporal RNFL. Adjusting for MVP could improve RNFL normative data accuracy, reducing false glaucoma diagnoses.

Hark Lisa A, Gorroochurn Prakash, Pizzi Laura T, Jutkowitz Eric, Goulak Annette M, Maruri Stefania C et al.

Patient navigators significantly improved adherence to follow-up eye exams after community screenings in underserved populations, offering a cost-effective strategy to enhance eye care access.

Wang Qing, Valenzuela Ives A, Harizman Noga, Gorroochurn Prakash, Torres Desiree R, Maruri Stefania C et al.

Community-based glaucoma screening in high-risk populations effectively identified many needing further evaluation. This supports targeted public health screenings to detect glaucoma early in underserved communities.

Diamond Daniel F, Hirji Sitara, Xing Samantha X, Gorroochurn Prakash, Horowitz Jason D, Wang Qing et al.

Community-based optometric exams effectively detected vision-affecting conditions in underserved populations. This improves eye care access, especially for those with prior diagnoses or Spanish speakers, highlighting optometrists' crucial role.

Leshno Ari, Tsamis Emmanouil, Hirji Sitara, Gomide Gabriel A, Harizman Noga, De Moraes Carlos Gustavo et al.

An OCT reading center accurately identified established glaucoma with high sensitivity and specificity using OCT alone, validating its real-world clinical utility for detection.

Leshno Ari, Li Johnny X, De Moraes Carlos Gustavo, Harizman Noga, Wang Qing, Garg Shukla Aakriti et al.

Studying glaucoma progression, hemifield rates were more sensitive than global rates, identifying more rapid progressors. This helps tailor earlier, more aggressive treatment for better patient outcomes.

Leshno Ari, Tsamis Emmanouil, Harizman Noga, De Moraes Carlos Gustavo, La Bruna Sol, Rai Anvit et al.

This study found combining OCT with visual fields, especially 24-2 VF, improves glaucoma severity staging over VF alone, leading to more accurate treatment targets for patients.

Hark Lisa A, Horowitz Jason D, Gorroochurn Prakash, Park Lisa, Wang Qing, Diamond Daniel F et al.

This study screened high-risk public housing residents for eye diseases. It found high rates of undetected disease requiring referral (66.1%), demonstrating community screening can improve early detection and access to care for $273.64 per detected case.

Leshno Ari, Tsamis Emmanouil, Harizman Noga, Cioffi George A, Wang Qing, La Bruna Sol et al.

ICD-10 glaucoma severity, based on visual fields, often underestimates actual damage compared to OCT. This means many patients' glaucoma severity is misclassified, highlighting the need to integrate OCT for accurate staging and care.

Liebmann Jeffrey M, Hood Donald C, de Moraes Carlos Gustavo, Blumberg Dana M, Harizman Noga, Kresch Yocheved S et al.

Researchers developed an OCT-based method to detect glaucoma without perimetry, offering a potential new diagnostic tool for clinical practice and research, pending further validation.

Dar Salman, De Moraes Carlos G, Karani Rabia, Khan Sabine, Chen Royce, Blumberg Dana et al.

During COVID-19, glaucoma patients feared disease progression and limited access to care, especially those with worse disease, highlighting the need for robust remote care options.

Reddy Swathi, Xing Danli, Arthur Stella N, Harizman Noga, Dorairaj Syril, Ritch Robert et al.

This study found HRT III's GPS and MRA similarly detect glaucoma across severity, with GPS slightly better overall. GPS, not needing contour placement, may be useful for screening advanced glaucoma.

Zelefsky Joseph R, Harizman Noga, Mora Ricardo, Ilitchev Elena, Tello Celso, Ritch Robert et al.

This study found a race-specific HRT-III database improved glaucoma detection sensitivity for whites and blacks, but decreased specificity for blacks, highlighting the need for careful clinical validation.

Harizman Noga, Ben-Cnaan Ran, Goldenfeld Modi, Levkovitch-Verbin Hana, Melamed Shlomo

This study found donor scleral patches effectively treat hypotony from leaking blebs, significantly improving IOP and vision, especially when the sclera is compromised.