Hwang Thomas S

Zang Pengxiao, Hormel Tristan T, Hwang Thomas S, Bailey Steven T, Huang David, Jia Yali

A deep learning model using OCT/OCTA accurately diagnosed diabetic retinopathy, AMD, and glaucoma, demonstrating potential for automated, reliable, and early detection of these eye diseases.

Hormel Tristan T, Jia Yali, Jian Yifan, Hwang Thomas S, Bailey Steven T, Pennesi Mark E et al.

PR-OCTA's ability to visualize distinct retinal vascular plexuses enables precise diagnosis, staging, and monitoring of various optic nerve and retinal diseases, improving patient care.

You Qi Sheng, Wang Jie, Guo Yukun, Flaxel Christina J, Hwang Thomas S, Huang David et al.

This study found eyes with geographic atrophy (GA) have significantly reduced retinal vessel density across all layers, especially within GA regions. This suggests vessel loss is a key feature and may be an earlier indicator of inner retinal changes in GA.

Jia Yali, Simonett Joseph M, Wang Jie, Hua Xiaohui, Liu Liang, Hwang Thomas S et al.

Wide-field OCTA showed dense peripapillary capillaries correlate with nerve fiber layer thickness. This suggests wider OCTA scans are crucial for detecting early capillary loss in glaucoma.

Sanders David S, Lattin Daniel J, Read-Brown Sarah, Tu Daniel C, Wilson David J, Hwang Thomas S et al.

This study found electronic health records (EHRs) led to more complete textual ophthalmic documentation than paper, which relied on drawings. EHRs improve record completeness, but lack visual representation.

Cusick Michael, Toma Hassanain S, Hwang Thomas S, Brown Justin C, Miller Neil R, Adams N A

A sickle cell patient with binasal visual field defects was found to have retinal infarctions, not optic nerve damage, via OCT and mfERG. This highlights the importance of advanced imaging for accurate diagnosis.