Jeoung Jin Wook

Sng Jie James, Park Ki Ho, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook

AS-OCT revealed persistent structural differences in primary angle closure disease eyes even after LPI, suggesting its utility for assessing risk and severity post-treatment.

Shin Young In, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found that in highly myopic glaucoma, optic nerve head deformation (like disc tilt and β-zone PPA) and shorter axial length are linked to glaucoma severity, highlighting structural risk factors.

Lee Jaekyoung, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

Over 10 years, 35.5% of preperimetric glaucoma patients converted to open-angle glaucoma. Disc hemorrhage and insufficient IOP reduction predicted conversion, emphasizing long-term monitoring and risk factor management.

Jeong Yoon, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found a significant link between lens vault and iridotrabecular contact (ITC) in primary angle closure. However, lens vault didn't improve diagnostic accuracy for ITC, suggesting other angle parameters are more crucial for comprehensive PACD evaluation.

Kim So Yeon, Jin Jung Jong, Ha Ahnul, Song Chae Hyun, Park Se Hie, Kang Kyoung Hae et al.

An AI model predicted visual field progression in myopic normal tension glaucoma, identifying baseline MD, age, and axial length as key factors, enabling personalized risk stratification for earlier intervention.

Lee Jaekyoung, Shin Young In, Huh Min Gu, Jeong Yoon, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook et al.

This study found highly myopic glaucoma progression is bimodal; younger patients (19-29) and those 40-49 progress faster, informing tailored treatment strategies.

Shin Young In, Lee Jaekyoung, Jeong Yoon, Huh Min Gu, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found optic disc hemorrhages located in the optic cup indicate a higher risk and faster rate of glaucoma progression, highlighting the importance of hemorrhage location for prognosis.

Shin Young In, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This 12-year study found greater IOP reduction from topical meds significantly slowed glaucoma progression in highly myopic eyes, with disc hemorrhage being a key risk factor.

Huh Min Gu, Jeong Yoon, Shin Young In, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found that in glaucoma patients with asymmetric axial length, the longer eye had more severe glaucoma and faster progression, highlighting the need for closer monitoring in these eyes.

Ha Ahnul, Sun Sukkyu, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Kim Hee Chan, Park Ki Ho

Deep learning models accurately predicted if and when normotensive glaucoma suspects would develop normal-tension glaucoma using fundus images and clinical data, offering potential for earlier intervention.

Huh Min Gu, Jeong Yoon, Shin Young In, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found larger and specific baseline β-zone PPA morphologies predict faster glaucoma progression on OCT, offering valuable prognostic indicators for patient management.

Huh Min Gu, Shin Young In, Jeong Yoon, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found that in myopic glaucoma, higher myopia leads to faster visual acuity loss and central visual field defects, emphasizing closer monitoring for severe myopes.

Jeong Yoon, Bak Eunoo, Jang Mirinae, Ha Ahnul, Shin Young In, Huh Min Gu et al.

This study found larger optic disc hemorrhages in glaucoma patients correlate with faster visual field progression, highlighting DH size as a key indicator for monitoring disease worsening.

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.

Wy Seoyoung, Lee Yun Jeong, Sun Sukkyu, Bak Eunoo, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho et al.

This study found POAG and PXG exhibit distinct retinal nerve thinning patterns and rates, with PXG progressing faster and more temporally. This helps guide glaucoma monitoring and treatment.

Shin Young In, Ha Ahnul, Jeong Yoon, Huh Min Gu, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho et al.

This study found 15% of children with unilateral SWS glaucoma developed fellow-eye involvement, often in girls or with choroidal hemangioma, highlighting the need for vigilant monitoring.

Choe Sooyeon, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho, Choi Hyuk Jin, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found 4.8% of people have large optic cups; 12.1% converted to glaucoma over 8.7 years. Higher cup-to-disc ratio and retinal artery sclerosis increased glaucoma risk, guiding clinical monitoring.

Jeong Yoon, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found inferotemporal GCIPL thickness on OCT is best for diagnosing glaucoma in high myopia, suggesting its critical role over other parameters in these challenging cases.

Burgoyne Claude F, Wang Ya Xing, Jeoung Jin Wook, Hong Seungwoo, Gardiner Stuart, Reynaud Juan et al.

OCT showed highly myopic eyes have increased optic nerve scleral bowing and decreased choroidal thickness, especially inferiorly. This suggests bowing may indicate glaucoma susceptibility in high myopia.

Choe Sooyeon, Ha Ahnul, Choi Seulggie, Baek Sung Uk, Kim Jin-Soo, Jeoung Jin Wook et al.

This study found 14.2% of Korean infants undergoing cataract surgery developed secondary glaucoma, with IOL implantation significantly reducing this risk. This highlights the high glaucoma risk and potential benefit of IOLs.

Choe Sooyeon, Jang Mirinae, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study compared Spectralis and Cirrus OCT for detecting RNFL defects in early glaucoma. Both OCTs showed good diagnostic ability, with Cirrus RNFL slightly outperforming Spectralis, but both are clinically useful.

Bak Eunoo, Sun Sukkyu, Wy Seoyoung, Kim Yong Woo, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho et al.

This study found preperimetric glaucoma causes different nerve thinning patterns (inferior for young, superior for old) based on age-of-onset, which can improve diagnosis and monitoring.

Choe Sooyeon, Ha Ahnul, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho, Kim Young Kook

This study developed a model using 24-2 visual fields and OCT to predict parafoveal scotoma often missed by 24-2 tests, helping clinicians decide when to perform 10-2 tests.

Jang Mirinae, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found optic disc hemorrhage incidence increases in colder temperatures, potentially due to higher winter IOP. This suggests temperature-related factors influence glaucoma progression.

Wy Seoyoung, Choe Sooyeon, Lee Yun Jeong, Bak Eunoo, Jang Mirinae, Lee Seung Chan et al.

A model predicting mental health in caregivers of children with glaucoma found that child's surgery number and better-eye vision are key indicators, aiding early identification and support for these vulnerable caregivers.