Jampol L M

Gill M K, Jampol L M

Primary intraocular lymphoma presents diversely, often mimicking uveitis, making diagnosis difficult. Recognizing these varied presentations is crucial for early detection, improving patient prognosis.

Pollack A L, McDonald H R, Ai E, Green W R, Halpern L S, Jampol L M et al.

This study found sympathetic ophthalmia can occur after pars plana vitrectomy without trauma, presenting diversely. Atypical uveitis post-vitrectomy warrants SO consideration, as immunosuppression can improve vision.

Moore M, Salles D, Jampol L M

A patient with optic nerve colobomas and normal IOPs showed progressive cupping and rim thinning, suggesting similar mechanisms to normal tension glaucoma and highlighting the need for careful monitoring.

Karwatowski W S, Jampol L M, Mani H, Weinreb R N

Kushner M S, Jampol L M, Haller J A

Optic nerve cavernous hemangiomas, previously thought static, can grow and cause severe vitreous hemorrhage requiring surgery, challenging prior assumptions about their benign course.

Dodwell D G, Jampol L M, Rosenberg M, Berman A, Zaret C R

MEWDS can cause optic nerve inflammation and vision loss, mimicking other optic neuropathies. Consider MEWDS in young patients with unexplained optic nerve dysfunction, even with subtle white spots.

Mendelsohn A D, Jampol L M, Shoch D

A CRVO patient developed non-rubeotic secondary angle-closure glaucoma, highlighting the need to differentiate this from other glaucoma types to ensure appropriate, non-surgical initial management.

Tso M O, Jampol L M

Systemic hypertension causes distinct posterior eye damage, including choroidopathy, retinopathy, and optic disc edema, due to vascular changes and impaired autoregulation, impacting vision.

Wilensky J T, Jampol L M

Argon laser therapy for open-angle glaucoma reduced IOP significantly by improving outflow, but some patients experienced severe IOP spikes and inflammation, requiring careful patient selection.

Jampol L M, Miller N R

Five patients with severe carotid artery disease and high eye pressure showed no glaucoma progression for years, suggesting systemic blood flow isn't the sole determinant of glaucoma susceptibility.

Jampol L M, Board R J, Maumenee A E

This study found no glaucomatous disk or field changes in 18 patients after 26 episodes of systemic shock, suggesting hypotension alone may not directly cause glaucoma.