Herber Robert

Pillunat Karin R, Herber Robert, Jamke Melanie, Jasper Carolin S, Haase Maike A, Manseck Anna S et al.

The Preserflo MicroShunt effectively lowered intraocular pressure and medication use in White patients with high and normal pressure open-angle glaucoma, demonstrating its safety and efficacy for both variants.

Stodtmeister Richard, Menzel Aline, Klimova Anna, Herber Robert, Pillunat Karin R, Pillunat Lutz E

This study compared two retinal venous pressure (RVP) measurement methods, finding excellent agreement between the new IOPstim and established contact lens dynamometry, suggesting IOPstim is a reliable diagnostic tool for glaucoma.

Jamke Melanie, Herber Robert, Haase Maike A, Jasper Carolin S, Pillunat Lutz E, Pillunat Karin R

This study found PRESERFLO MicroShunt and trabeculectomy equally effective in lowering IOP for POAG after one year, but trabeculectomy required more interventions, suggesting MicroShunt may offer a less burdensome option.

Pillunat Karin R, Kocket Greta A, Herber Robert, Jasper Carolin S, Lenk Janine, Pillunat Lutz E

Adjunctive SLT in treated glaucoma patients significantly reduced 24-hour IOP fluctuations and nocturnal IOP peaks, offering a clinical benefit beyond just lowering mean IOP.

Pillunat Karin R, Herber Robert, Wolfram Stephanie, Jasper Carolin S, Waibel Soeren, Pillunat Lutz E

This study found SLT effectively lowered intraocular pressure in about 50% of eyes with uncontrolled glaucoma after prior trabeculectomy, offering a valuable option for further pressure reduction.

Stodtmeister Richard, Wetzk Emilie, Herber Robert, Pillunat Karin R, Pillunat Lutz E

This study compared a new device (IOPstim) for measuring retinal venous pressure (RVP) to the standard method (CLD) in healthy individuals. IOPstim yielded significantly lower RVP values than CLD, but both were reproducible, offering a potentially more acceptable measurement.

Pillunat Karin R, Herber Robert, Haase Maike A, Jamke Melanie, Jasper Carolin S, Pillunat Lutz E

This study compared PRESERFLO MicroShunt and trabeculectomy for glaucoma. Both effectively lowered IOP, but the MicroShunt required fewer postoperative interventions, suggesting it could be a preferred early treatment.

Waibel Soeren, Herber Robert, Pillunat Lutz E, Pillunat Karin R

This study compared two micropulse cyclophotocoagulation techniques. Both safely lowered IOP in ~60% of glaucoma patients, but the pars plicata application was found superior and easier to perform, offering a preferred treatment option.

Herber Robert, Vinciguerra Riccardo, Lopes Bernardo, Raiskup Frederik, Pillunat Lutz E, Vinciguerra Paolo et al.

This study found Corvis ST corneal deformation measurements in keratoconic eyes are highly repeatable and reproducible, even across devices. This supports reliable clinical assessment of keratoconus biomechanics.

Pillunat Karin R, Waibel Soeren, Spoerl Eberhard, Herber Robert, Pillunat Lutz E

This study found optical and ultrasound pachymetry are not interchangeable for young adults, but can be used interchangeably in older and glaucoma patients due to age/disease-related corneal biomechanical changes affecting ultrasound speed.

Pillunat Karin R, Herber Robert, Spoerl Eberhard, Erb Carl, Pillunat Lutz E

A new corneal biomechanical factor (DBGF) effectively discriminated normal from normal pressure glaucoma eyes, offering a promising diagnostic tool for challenging NPG cases in clinical practice.

Herber Robert, Ramm Lisa, Spoerl Eberhard, Raiskup Frederik, Pillunat Lutz E, Terai Naim

This study found ORA and Corvis ST devices effectively differentiate healthy from keratoconic eyes, even early stages, by assessing corneal biomechanics, aiding early diagnosis.