Katsanos Andreas

Dastiridou Anna, Pappa Maria-Eleni, Benekos Konstantinos, Androudi Sofia, Tsinopoulos Ioannis, Katsanos Andreas

Glaucoma drainage device implantation causes significant corneal endothelial cell loss, more pronounced in Asian eyes, highlighting the need for careful patient selection and monitoring.

Benekos Konstantinos, Katsanos Andreas, Haidich Anna-Bettina, Dastiridou Anna, Nikolaidou Anna, Konstas Anastasios G

Cataract surgery significantly lowers intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients, with a more pronounced effect (5.25 mmHg reduction) when glaucoma medications are temporarily stopped, highlighting its therapeutic potential.

Konstas Anastasios-Georgios, Boboridis Konstadinos G, Athanasopoulos Georgios P, Haidich Anna-Bettina, Voudouragkaki Irini C, Pagkalidou Eirini et al.

Switching to preservative-free glaucoma drops improved ocular surface disease (OSD) and IOP control, with added cyclosporine 0.1% further reversing OSD, benefiting patients on long-term therapy.

Kalogeropoulos Dimitrios, Asproudis Ioannis, Stefaniotou Maria, Moschos Marilita M, Kozobolis Vassilios P, Voulgari Paraskevi V et al.

This 30-year study of uveitis patients found improved diagnostic ability and outcomes (90.5% success) due to better diagnostics and multidisciplinary care. Developing algorithms optimizes uveitis management, improving patient quality of life.

Dastiridou Anna, Kassos Ioannis, Katsanos Andreas, Diafas Asterios, Androudi Sofia, Chopra Vikas et al.

This study found the ISNT rule, useful for nerve fiber layer thickness, does not reliably apply to radial peripapillary capillary vessel density in healthy eyes, impacting glaucoma assessment.

Quaranta Luciano, Bruttini Carlo, Micheletti Eleonora, Konstas Anastasios G P, Michelessi Manuele, Oddone Francesco et al.

This overview highlights neuroinflammation's potential role in glaucoma's development and progression, linking it to retinal ganglion cell degeneration and offering new therapeutic targets.

Arranz-Marquez Esther, Lauzirika Gorka, Teus Miguel A, Katsanos Andreas

In healthy myopic eyes, thinner central corneal thickness correlates with thinner retinal nerve fiber layer, suggesting CCT influences RNFL measurements and glaucoma diagnosis in myopia.

Quaranta Luciano, Riva Ivano, Micheletti Eleonora, Katsanos Andreas

Bruttini Carlo, Vulpetti Andrea, Riva Ivano, Katsanos Andreas, Oddone Francesco, Quaranta Luciano

This case reports a free-floating iris cyst in a patient with pigment dispersion syndrome. The key finding is this unique association, suggesting a possible link between PDS and dislodged iris pigment cysts, which may influence glaucoma management.

Roberti Gloria, Oddone Francesco, Agnifili Luca, Katsanos Andreas, Michelessi Manuele, Mastropasqua Leonardo et al.

This review highlights steroid-induced glaucoma as a preventable blindness cause, detailing its epidemiology, risk factors, and management, emphasizing different steroid effects and administration routes.

Sánchez-Barahona Cristina, Bolívar Gema, Katsanos Andreas, Teus Miguel A

Latanoprost's IOP reduction varied by tonometer; Corvis ST showed less reduction than GAT/ORA, and corneal biomechanics changed. This suggests GAT/ORA might overestimate treatment effect in chronic users.

Quaranta Luciano, Biagioli Elena, Riva Ivano, Galli Francesca, Poli Davide, Rulli Eliana et al.

Latanoprost, alone or combined with dorzolamide, safely and effectively lowered IOP in children with post-surgical primary pediatric glaucoma, with most responders on latanoprost monotherapy.

Riva Ivano, Legramandi Lorenzo, Katsanos Andreas, Oddone Francesco, Rulli Eliana, Roberti Gloria et al.

This study found age and sex correlate with glaucoma severity, while employment, profession, and marital status impact vision-related quality of life, highlighting diverse patient care needs.

Quaranta Luciano, Biagioli Elena, Riva Ivano, Galli Francesca, Poli Davide, Rulli Eliana et al.

This study found latanoprost, alone or with dorzolamide, safely and effectively lowers IOP in children with post-surgical glaucoma, especially in older patients, offering a valuable treatment option.

Quaranta Luciano, Katsanos Andreas, Legramandi Lorenzo, Riva Ivano

Quaranta Luciano, Floriani Irene, Hollander Lital, Poli Davide, Katsanos Andreas, Konstas Anastasios G P

Needling with 5-FU for failing Ahmed Glaucoma Valve blebs was studied, finding it an effective and safe option for many patients. This offers a useful tool for managing elevated IOP due to AGV encapsulation/fibrosis.

Konstas Anastasios G P, Quaranta Luciano, Katsanos Andreas, Riva Ivano, Tsai James C, Giannopoulos Theodoros et al.

This study compared preservative-free tafluprost and latanoprost for 24-hour IOP control in glaucoma/OHT. Both achieved similar overall IOP reduction, but tafluprost showed less fluctuation, offering nuanced treatment choices.

Quaranta Luciano, Katsanos Andreas, Russo Andrea, Riva Ivano

This review found that high 24-hour IOP and OPP fluctuations may harm glaucoma patients, highlighting the clinical relevance of continuous monitoring for better understanding and management.

Aristeidou Antonios P, Labiris Georgios, Katsanos Andreas, Fanariotis Michalis, Foudoulakis Nikitas C, Kozobolis Vassilios P

After refractive surgery, Goldmann tonometry significantly underestimated IOP compared to Pascal tonometry, which remained stable. This highlights Goldmann's inaccuracy post-surgery, impacting glaucoma risk assessment.

Katsanos Andreas, Dastiridou Anna, Georgoulias Panagiotis, Cholevas Pierros, Kotoula Maria, Tsironi Evangelia E

This study found open-angle glaucoma patients have significantly lower ghrelin levels in their eye fluid compared to controls, suggesting ghrelin may play a role in glaucoma or be affected by treatment.

Labiris Georgios, Katsanos Andreas, Fanariotis Michael, Zacharaki Fani, Chatzoulis Dimitrios, Kozobolis Vassilios P

This study found that both structural and functional measures of glaucoma correlated with vision-specific quality of life in Greek patients, highlighting the broad impact of disease severity.

Katsanos Andreas, Labiris Georgios, Fanariotis Michael, Tsirouki Theodora, Chatzoulis Dimitrios

Rarebit perimetry, a novel visual field test, showed moderate correlations with OCT-derived RNFL thickness in glaucoma patients, suggesting it provides useful, albeit distinct, indicators of neuroretinal integrity.