Hussain Rehan M

3 articles in GJC

Reductions in Retrobulbar and Retinal Capillary Blood Flow Strongly Correlate With Changes in Optic Nerve Head and Retinal Morphology Over 4 Years in Open-angle Glaucoma Patients of African Descent Compared With Patients of European Descent.

Siesky Brent, Harris Alon, Carr Joseph, Verticchio Vercellin Alice, Hussain Rehan M, Parekh Hembree Priyanka et al.

J GlaucomaSep 20160 citationsCohort Study

In African-descent glaucoma patients, reduced retrobulbar and retinal blood flow strongly correlated with optic nerve and macular damage over four years, suggesting vascular health is a key factor.

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Baseline retrobulbar blood flow is associated with both functional and structural glaucomatous progression after 4 years.

Moore Nicholas A, Harris Alon, Wentz Scott, Verticchio Vercellin Alice Chandra, Parekh Priyanka, Gross Joshua et al.

Br J OphthalmolJun 201632 citationsCohort Study

Lower baseline ophthalmic artery blood flow velocities predict both structural and functional glaucoma progression over 4 years, highlighting its potential as a prognostic marker.

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The role of retrobulbar and retinal circulation on optic nerve head and retinal nerve fibre layer structure in patients with open-angle glaucoma over an 18-month period.

Tobe Leslie Abrams, Harris Alon, Hussain Rehan M, Eckert George, Huck Andrew, Park Joshua et al.

Br J OphthalmolDec 201484 citationsObservational Study

This study found that decreasing retrobulbar and retinal blood flow in glaucoma patients over 18 months correlated with worsening optic nerve and retinal nerve fiber layer damage, suggesting vascular factors contribute to progression.

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Hussain Rehan M

Reductions in Retrobulbar and Retinal Capillary Blood Flow Strongly Correlate With Changes in Optic Nerve Head and Retinal Morphology Over 4 Years in Open-angle Glaucoma Patients of African Descent Compared With Patients of European Descent.

Baseline retrobulbar blood flow is associated with both functional and structural glaucomatous progression after 4 years.

The role of retrobulbar and retinal circulation on optic nerve head and retinal nerve fibre layer structure in patients with open-angle glaucoma over an 18-month period.