Katz L J

Waisbourd M, Lee B, Ali M H, Lu L, Martinez P, Faria B et al.

Automated pupillography showed high sensitivity but low specificity for detecting asymmetric glaucoma damage (MD, CDR, DDLS, RNFL). Its limited case-finding ability suggests it's not ideal for screening, but could aid in confirming known asymmetry.

Razeghinejad M R, Pro M J, Katz L J

Non-steroidal drugs can cause glaucoma, primarily pupillary block closed-angle type in at-risk individuals or bilateral non-pupillary block from sulfa drugs, highlighting the need for preventative screening.

Lin J-C, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Klancnik J M

Glaucoma patients undergoing Nd:YAG capsulotomy frequently experience worsening IOP control or require more treatment over time, highlighting the need for vigilant post-procedure monitoring.

Johnson P B, Katz L J, Rhee D J

Studying SLT, researchers found that if IOP decreases by >1mmHg at 2 weeks, it strongly predicts sustained lowering at 3 months, potentially allowing later follow-ups for stable patients.

Lin J-C, Samuel F, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Hoop J, Cantor L B

Marques Pereira M L, Katz L J

This case suggests topical latanoprost can cause delayed choroidal detachment and hypotony, resolving upon discontinuation, highlighting a potential adverse drug reaction for clinicians.

Rhee D J, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Myers J S

This review found limited evidence supporting most CAM for glaucoma; while some herbs might aid blood flow, most lack proven benefits or have significant toxicities, making them unsuitable for treatment.

Henderer J D, Heeg M C, Spaeth G L, Moster M R, Myers J S, Schmidt C M et al.

Digital ocular compression after trabeculectomy was studied for long-term IOP reduction. It showed no significant benefit, indicating it's ineffective for managing late postoperative IOP.

Lanzl I M, Katz L J, Shindler R L, Spaeth G L

Surgical excision of symptomatic, overhanging blebs effectively reduced discomfort and maintained IOP control in four patients, offering a precise solution for bleb architecture.

Lesk M R, Spaeth G L, Azuara-Blanco A, Araujo S V, Katz L J, Terebuh A K et al.

Glaucoma surgery significantly lowering IOP (40%+) often reverses optic disc cupping, improving morphology and visual fields, especially in younger patients.

Stewart W C, Dubiner H B, Mundorf T K, Laibovitz R A, Sall K N, Katz L J et al.

This study found carteolol did not alter lipid profiles, while timolol negatively affected HDL and TC/HDL ratio in older women with glaucoma, suggesting different systemic safety for these eye drops.

Katz L J

Brimonidine effectively lowered intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients, comparable to timolol, but without timolol's heart rate-lowering effect, offering a safer alternative for some.

Azuara-Blanco A, Katz L J

Glaucoma surgery creates blebs to lower eye pressure, but these blebs often malfunction, causing complications. Managing these issues is crucial to prevent further problems and improve surgical outcomes.

Singh K, Eid T E, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Augsburger J J

Nd:YAG laser effectively reopens blocked glaucoma tubes, but reblockage is common, limiting long-term patency despite initial success.

Azuara-Blanco A, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Wilson R P, Moster M R, Flartey K J

Eid T E, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Augsburger J J

This study compared treatments for neovascular glaucoma, finding tube-shunt surgery offered better intraocular pressure control and less vision loss than Nd:YAG cyclophotocoagulation, despite higher complication rates.

Eid T M, Spaeth G L, Katz L J, Azuara-Blanco A, Agusburger J, Nicholl J

This study found glaucoma patients have significantly reduced retinal nerve fiber layer height, which strongly correlates with optic disc changes and visual field loss, aiding glaucoma diagnosis and monitoring.

Azuara-Blanco A, Spaeth G L, Araujo S V, Augsburger J J, Katz L J, Calhoun J H et al.

UBM in infantile glaucoma revealed detailed anterior segment anatomy, showing elongated ciliary processes in trabeculodysgenesis and disorganization with corneal opacities, aiding surgical planning.

Eid T E, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Augsburger J J

Tube-shunt surgery for refractory childhood glaucoma showed limited long-term success, high complications, and frequent re-interventions, suggesting a guarded prognosis for these patients.

Azuara-Blanco A, Pesin S R, Katz L J, Michael A J, Tasman W S

This study found non-neovascular angle-closure glaucoma in FEVR patients, suggesting a direct link via retrolental processes or relative pupillary block from a large lens, which is clinically important for diagnosis.

Fineman M S, Emerick G, Dudley D, Katz L J, Maguire J I

Liu S, Araujo S V, Spaeth G L, Katz L J, Smith M

This study found calcium channel blockers had no apparent beneficial or detrimental effect on open-angle glaucoma progression, including low-tension glaucoma, impacting treatment considerations.

Azuara-Blanco A, Araujo S V, Lu D W, Lesk M R, Katz L J, Spaeth G L

This study found apraclonidine use before glaucoma surgery led to more, but not statistically significant, complications, suggesting further research is needed on its surgical impact.

Gandham S B, Brown R H, Katz L J, Lynch M G

Nd:YAG laser effectively removed pupillary membranes from IOLs, improving vision in most patients by clearing the visual axis, even after steroid failure.

Harris A, Spaeth G L, Sergott R C, Katz L J, Cantor L B, Martin B J

In normal-tension glaucoma, betaxolol improved retrobulbar blood flow by reducing vascular resistance, independently of intraocular pressure, unlike timolol. This suggests a potential vascular benefit for betaxolol in NTG.