Hatanaka Marcelo

Barbosa Leopoldo Ernesto Oiticica, Barboza Wilma Lelis, Guedes Ricardo Paletta, Pereira Clarissa Dos Reis, Susanna Remo, Hatanaka Marcelo

This study found SLT effectively reduces IOP and replaces eye drops in mild-to-moderate glaucoma patients in the Brazilian public health system, significantly cutting medication use and costs.

Torres Lucas A, Hatanaka Marcelo

This review highlights complex structure-function correlations in glaucoma, emphasizing that better understanding improves diagnosis and progression detection for enhanced patient assessment.

Torres Lucas A, Jarrar Faisal, Sharpe Glen P, Hutchison Donna M, Ferracioli-Oda Eduardo, Hatanaka Marcelo et al.

Excluding protruded retinal layers from OCT optic nerve head rim width measurements did not improve glaucoma diagnostic accuracy or correlation with RNFL thickness, indicating no clinical utility.

Susanna Carolina N, Susanna Remo, Hatanaka Marcelo, Susanna Bianca N, Susanna Fernanda N, De Moraes Carlos G

This study found different water drinking test volumes yield similar IOP responses in glaucoma patients, with no significant BMI influence, suggesting flexibility in WDT protocols.

Kreuz André C, de Moraes Carlos G, Hatanaka Marcelo, Oyamada Maria K, Monteiro Mario L R

PERG and OCT both detect early glaucoma changes in preperimetric and hemifield loss patients, showing significant correlation and similar diagnostic ability for early detection.

DeMoraes Carlos G, Susanna Remo, Sakata Lisandro M, Hatanaka Marcelo

De Moraes Carlos G, Susanna Remo, Sakata Lisandro M, Hatanaka Marcelo

The Water Drinking Test's IOP peaks predicted future visual field progression in treated glaucoma patients, unlike routine IOPs, suggesting it's a useful risk assessment tool.

Biteli Luis G, Prata Tiago S, Gracitelli Carolina P B, Kanadani Fábio N, Villas Boas Flávia, Hatanaka Marcelo et al.

The Susanna Glaucoma Drainage Device effectively lowered IOP and medication use in refractory/neovascular glaucoma patients, showing promise as a short-term treatment option with minor complications.

Susanna Remo, Clement Colin, Goldberg Ivan, Hatanaka Marcelo

This review highlights the water-drinking test as a valuable tool for detecting intraocular pressure peaks and instability, crucial for assessing glaucoma risk, treatment efficacy, and disease progression.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Sakata Lisandro M, Susanna Remo, Nascimento Luisa T F, Vessani Roberto M

This study found glaucoma patients have greater IOP increases with postural change and water drinking, but these tests are not interchangeable, highlighting distinct IOP stress responses.

Babic Mirko, De Moraes C Gustavo, Hatanaka Marcelo, Ju Guilherme, Susanna Remo

This study found water drinking test IOP peaks are highly reproducible in treated glaucoma patients, making it useful for assessing treatment efficacy, unlike IOP fluctuation.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Alencar Luciana M, De Moraes Carlos G, Susanna Remo

This study found water-drinking test IOP peaks are highly reproducible, while IOP fluctuation reproducibility is only fair, impacting its clinical utility for glaucoma management.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Babic Mirko, Susanna Remo

This study found mean and peak IOP from diurnal curves are reproducible, but IOP fluctuation is less so, impacting its reliability for glaucoma management.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Reis Alexandre, Sano Milena Eimi, Susanna Remo

Adding dorzolamide/timolol to latanoprost significantly lowered intraocular pressure further in glaucoma/ocular hypertension patients, providing enhanced pressure reduction for those needing more control.

Hatanaka Marcelo, Grigera Daniel E, Barbosa Wilma L, Jordao Marcelo, Susanna Remo

This study found two fixed-combination glaucoma drops (brimonidine/timolol and dorzolamide/timolol) similarly reduced intraocular pressure and were well-tolerated. Both are effective options for glaucoma management.

Sakata Lisandro Massanori, Sakata Kenji, Susanna Remo, Sakata Viviane Mayumi, Hatanaka Marcelo, Trancoso Luisa et al.

UBM revealed long ciliary processes and appositional angle closure are common in Brazilian occludable angles, suggesting non-pupil block mechanisms contribute to angle closure.

Susanna Remo, Hatanaka Marcelo, Vessani Roberto Murad, Pinheiro Alexandre, Morita Celso

This study found that glaucoma eyes with worse visual field damage exhibited higher IOP peaks and fluctuations during a water-drinking test, suggesting impaired IOP regulation in more damaged eyes.