Hong Seung Woo

Jiravarnsirikul Anuwat, Yang Hongli, Jeoung Jin Wook, Hong Seung Woo, Rezapour Jasmin, Gardiner Stuart et al.

Highly myopic eyes show more pronounced remodeling of the optic nerve's scleral flange and neural canal, particularly inferior-temporally. This finding highlights structural differences that may impact glaucoma susceptibility in myopia.

Wang Ya Xing, Yang Hongli, Luo Haomin, Hong Seung Woo, Gardiner Stuart K, Jeoung Jin Wook et al.

OCT showed peripapillary scleral bowing increases with age and links to thinner choroids in healthy eyes. This provides a baseline for glaucoma and myopia research.

Hong Seung Woo, Koenigsman Helen, Yang Hongli, Ren Ruojin, Reynaud Juan, Kinast Robert M et al.

Glaucoma specialists often miss optic nerve rim thinning, particularly in nasal sectors where it's common, highlighting a diagnostic gap between clinical exam and OCT findings.

Hong Seung Woo, Koenigsman Helen, Ren Ruojin, Yang Hongli, Gardiner Stuart K, Reynaud Juan et al.

Glaucoma specialists showed frequent, substantial disagreement in marking optic disc features, even for suspicious rim thinning, highlighting the need for more objective assessment methods.

Hong Seung Woo, Lee Seung Bum, Jee Dong-Hyun, Ahn Myung Douk

Studying interocular RNFL symmetry for glaucoma, researchers found corrected symmetry is an effective diagnostic tool, offering valuable insights beyond individual RNFL thickness for diagnosis.

Kang Shin Hee, Hong Seung Woo, Im Seong Kyu, Lee Sang Hyup, Ahn Myung Douk

Myopia impacts retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness distribution and measurement accuracy due to ocular magnification. Clinicians must consider this when diagnosing glaucoma in myopic patients.

Hong Seung Woo, Ahn Myung Douk, Kang Shin Hee, Im Seong Kyu

This study found normal young adults have varied RNFL peak locations, with longer eyes/myopia linked to temporal shifts, highlighting the need to consider individual variations in OCT interpretation.