Ho Ching Lin

Chuangsuwanich Thanadet, Nongpiur Monisha E, Braeu Fabian A, Prasad Shimna Clara, Tun Tin A, Thiéry Alexandre et al.

ONH tissue strain significantly improved glaucoma VF defect classification (e.g., superior arcuate, AUC 0.83 to 0.87). Neuroretinal rim strain, particularly inferotemporal, was key, suggesting it's a critical biomechanical biomarker for axonal injury and disease monitoring.

Umapathi Ruthra M, Hliang Tin Nwe, Koh Audrey Su-Min, Sim Charmaine, Perera Shamira A, Husain Rahat et al.

This study found 38% of asymptomatic primary angle closure glaucoma patients presented with severe visual field loss. Sex-specific biometric differences highlight the need for integrated risk assessment and early detection.

Umapathi Ruthra, Yu Marco, Cheng Ching-Yu, Najjar Raymond P, Husain Rahat, Ho Ching Lin et al.

This study identified three distinct angle closure subtypes using ASOCT. A spacious anterior chamber subtype was linked to stable PACS, while smaller dimensions were associated with glaucoma progression.

Porporato Natalia, Xu Benjamin Y, Tan Bingyao, Chang Yu Q, Tun Tin A, Perera Shamira et al.

Novel HP-OCT reliably assesses angle closure, showing excellent reproducibility and good agreement with SS-OCT/gonioscopy, while uniquely visualizing distal outflow pathways, enhancing glaucoma research.

Chuangsuwanich Thanadet, Nongpiur Monisha E, Braeu Fabian A, Tun Tin A, Thiery Alexandre, Perera Shamira et al.

This study found that combining optic nerve structure with biomechanical data (IOP-induced tissue strains) significantly improves prediction of visual field loss in glaucoma, highlighting biomechanics' clinical importance for functional prognosis.

Lee Yi Fang, Chay Junxing, Husain Rahat, Wong Tina T, Ho Ching Lin, Lamoureux Ecosse L et al.

This 3-year study found virtual glaucoma clinics are safe, time-efficient, and cost-effective with low progression, significantly expanding healthcare capacity for glaucoma management.

Sim Jackie Jia Lin, Man Ryan Eyn Kidd, Foo Reuben Chao Ming, Huang Olivia S, Betzler Bjorn Kaijun, Husain Rahat et al.

Oral ibuprofen after trabeculectomy in high-risk glaucoma patients was associated with better IOP control and reduced early bleb failure, suggesting it may safely improve surgical outcomes.

Liu Chang, Nongpiur Monisha E, Cheng Ching-Yu, Khor Chiea-Chuen, Yu Marco, Husain Rahat et al.

Researchers found that a specific gene (EPDR1) and a higher genetic risk score are linked to more severe primary angle-closure glaucoma, potentially identifying individuals at risk for aggressive disease.

Nongpiur Monisha E, Khor Chiea-Chuen, Cheng Ching-Yu, Husain Rahat, Boey Pui Yi, Chew Annabel et al.

Studying PACG detection, combining genetic data with anterior segment imaging (ACD) showed only a non-significant, marginal improvement over imaging alone.

Wong Tina T, Aung Tin, Ho Ching Lin

Switching glaucoma patients from latanoprost to low-preservative tafluprost improved ocular surface disease and symptoms, offering a better-tolerated treatment option with comparable IOP control.

Quek Desmond Tung-Lien, Wong Chee Wai, Wong Tina T, Han Sang Beom, Htoon Hla Myint, Ho Ching Lin et al.

This study found similar graft failure and IOP control for PK and DSAEK in ICE syndrome, with one-third of grafts failing and additional IOP treatment often needed, highlighting ongoing challenges.

Boey Pui Yi, Mehta Jodhbir S, Ho Ching Lin, Tan Donald T H, Wong Tina T

Trabeculectomy after DSAEK for glaucoma showed better IOP control at 12 months than after PK, with similar complication rates, suggesting DSAEK may offer an advantage for subsequent glaucoma surgery.

Perera Shamira A, Ho Ching Lin, Aung Tin, Baskaran Mani, Ho Henrietta, Tun Tin A et al.

RTVue SDOCT's ability to image the anterior chamber angle was studied. It poorly visualized key angle structures compared to ASOCT and gonioscopy, limiting its clinical utility for comprehensive angle assessment.

Baskaran Mani, Ong Ee-Lin, Li Jia-Liang, Cheung Carol Y, Chen David, Perera Shamira A et al.

This study found that classification algorithms (CART, LDA) using HD-OCT data significantly improve glaucoma detection over individual parameters, especially CART for early disease, enhancing diagnostic accuracy.

Ramli Norlina, Htoon Hla Myint, Ho Ching Lin, Aung Tin, Perera Shamira

This study found neovascular glaucoma significantly increases hypotony risk after TCP, highlighting the need for careful patient selection and monitoring in this group.

Ho Ching Lin, Lai Jimmy S M, Aquino Mario V, Rojanapongpun Prin, Wong Hon Tym, Aquino Ma Cecilia et al.

SLT effectively lowered IOP in most primary angle closure eyes with persistent high pressure after iridotomy, showing it's a safe, viable treatment option.

Tarongoy Pamela, Ho Ching Lin, Walton David S

Lens size contributes to angle-closure glaucoma. Lensectomy dramatically widens the angle and shows promise for treatment, but its definitive role compared to other interventions requires further clinical trials.

Ho Ching Lin, Walton David S

Goniosurgery effectively treats uveitic glaucoma; success is better in younger patients with shorter glaucoma duration and less peripheral anterior synechiae, highlighting early intervention's importance.

Ho Ching Lin, Walton David S

Recent research revealed new genetic causes of childhood glaucoma and refined surgical indications/outcomes, improving understanding and guiding treatment decisions for these complex disorders.

Ho Ching Lin, Wong Edmund Y M, Chew Paul T K

Diode laser pars plana photocoagulation significantly reduced intraocular pressure short-term in refractory glaucoma patients, suggesting its potential for temporary IOP control or pain relief in medically uncontrolled cases.