Hodge David O

Kazemi Arash, Roy Chowdhury Uttio, Fautsch Michael P, Htoo Thurein M, Wirostko Barbara M, Hodge David O et al.

This study found episcleral venous pressure (EVP) and intraocular pressure (IOP) both peak in the morning and are correlated. Reducing EVP could be a key target for IOP regulation.

Sit Arthur J, Toris Carol B, Gulati Vikas, Kazemi Arash, Gilbert Jesse, Fan Shan et al.

This study developed an objective method using root mean square error to grade tonography tracing quality, which strongly correlated with expert scores. This allows standardized, objective assessment of outflow facility measurements.

Liu Alice S, Lyons Lance J, Khanna Cheryl L, Roddy Gavin W, Hodge David O, Sit Arthur J

Increased laser energy caused more damage to single-use SLT lenses, which correlated with diminished treatment effectiveness. This suggests reconsidering their routine use.

Kaplan Tyler M, Hammer Jon D, Kohli Darrel, Pacheco Johann M, Hodge David O, Khanna Cheryl L et al.

SLT efficacy was studied in immunosuppressed patients. Early IOP reduction was similar, but at one year, immunosuppressed patients had a diminished treatment response, suggesting less sustained benefit.

Shah Saumya M, Boopathiraj Nithya, Starr Matthew R, Dalvin Lauren A, AbouChehade Jackson, Damento Gena et al.

This study found anti-VEGF injections for AMD didn't increase glaucoma risk. However, treated eyes with glaucoma needed more medications and showed faster visual field loss than some controls, requiring careful monitoring.

Funk Robert O, Hodge David O, Kohli Darrell, Roddy Gavin W

This study found multiple systemic vascular conditions (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, migraine) are linked to low-tension glaucoma, strengthening evidence for a vascular component in its development and guiding patient evaluation.

Wu Kristi Y, Hodge David O, White Launia J, McDonald Jacinta, Roddy Gavin W

Metabolic syndrome was linked to higher intraocular pressure and ocular hypertension, but this association was largely explained by thicker corneas, suggesting corneal thickness as a key factor.

Kung Felix F, Knier Catherine G, Garmany Armin, Mejia Camilo A, Sargent Jason M, Jamali Dogahe Sepideh et al.

This study found that reoperation, corneal grafts, and serious complications after glaucoma drainage device surgery increase beyond 5 years, regardless of glaucoma type, with Ahmed FP7 having higher reoperation rates.

Belamkar Aditya V, Mansukhani Sasha A, Savica Rodolfo, Spiegel Matthew R, Hodge David O, Sit Arthur J

This study found open-angle glaucoma patients had a decreased rate of developing dementia compared to the general population, suggesting a potential inverse relationship or different neurodegenerative pathways.

Mansukhani Sasha A, Barkmeier Andrew J, Bakri Sophie J, Iezzi Raymond, Pulido Jose S, Khanna Cheryl L et al.

Mansukhani Sasha A, Barkmeier Andrew J, Bakri Sophie J, Iezzi Raymond, Pulido Jose S, Khanna Cheryl L et al.

This study found vitrectomy significantly increases the 10-year risk of primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG). Clinically, this highlights the need for long-term POAG screening after vitrectomy.

Winkler Nelson S, Damento Gena M, Khanna Sunil S, Hodge David O, Khanna Cheryl L

A physician-led, team-based glaucoma care model significantly improved adherence to AAO guidelines for diagnostic testing. This standardizes care and may optimize patient management.

Olayanju Jessica A, Hassan Mohamed B, Hodge David O, Khanna Cheryl L

This study found trabeculectomy complications were common (45% over 20 years), but their rate was not associated with mitomycin concentration. Vision-threatening complication rates were comparable to prior studies.

Malihi Mehrdad, Moura Filho Edney R, Hodge David O, Sit Arthur J

This study found that open-angle glaucoma blindness rates significantly decreased from 1965-2000, yet many still lose vision. This highlights improved care but persistent challenges in preventing blindness.

Ahuja Yachna, Ma Khin Pyi Son, Malihi Mehrdad, Hodge David O, Sit Arthur J

Ab interno trabeculotomy for OAG effectively lowered IOP and medication use for two years. It's best for patients targeting IOPs of 21 mmHg or higher, with lower success for stricter targets.

Nau Cherie B, Malihi Mehrdad, McLaren Jay W, Hodge David O, Sit Arthur J

This study found that stable nocturnal IOP, despite reduced aqueous humor flow, is maintained by decreased outflow facility and a significant reduction in uveoscleral outflow, crucial for understanding glaucoma management.

Pueringer Sam L, Hodge David O, Erie Jay C

This study found the long-term risk of late IOL dislocation after cataract surgery is low (1.7% at 25 years), but pseudoexfoliation and zonular laxity significantly increase this risk.

Lim K Sheng, Nau Cherie B, O'Byrne Megan M, Hodge David O, Toris Carol B, McLaren Jay W et al.

This study found bimatoprost, latanoprost, and travoprost similarly lower IOP in healthy subjects by increasing aqueous outflow, with the specific outflow pathway identified depending on the measurement method.

Jeng Samuel M, Karger Randy A, Hodge David O, Burke James P, Johnson Douglas H, Good Margaret S

This study found 44% of pseudoexfoliation syndrome patients developed glaucoma or required treatment within 15 years, highlighting the high risk and need for long-term monitoring.

Patel Sanjay V, Hodge David O, Bourne William M

Fifteen years post-PKP, endothelial cell loss stabilized, but corneal thickness increased. Late endothelial failure was the main cause of graft failure, highlighting its long-term impact.

Karger Randy A, Jeng Samuel M, Johnson Douglas H, Hodge David O, Good Margaret S

This study found pseudoexfoliation syndrome and glaucoma incidence in Olmsted County to be 25.9 and 9.9 per 100,000 annually, respectively, with both increasing with age and higher in females.

Siddiqui Yasmin, Ten Hulzen Richard D, Cameron J Douglas, Hodge David O, Johnson Douglas H

This study found 10-15% of pigment dispersion syndrome patients developed glaucoma over 5-15 years. Initial IOP >21 mmHg was the strongest conversion risk factor, guiding monitoring.

Oliver Jessica E, Hattenhauer Matthew G, Herman David, Hodge David O, Kennedy Robert, Fang-Yen Michael et al.

This study found glaucoma patients blinded often had advanced visual field loss at diagnosis and varied IOP susceptibility, highlighting the need for vigilant monitoring and individualized IOP targets.