Kelly Stephen R

Reddingius Peter F, Kelly Stephen R, Ometto Giovanni, Garway-Heath David F, Crabb David P

A study of newly diagnosed glaucoma patients found no visual field improvement after initial IOP-lowering treatment, suggesting short-term medical therapy doesn't restore lost vision.

Rathore Mehal, Shweikh Yusrah, Kelly Stephen R, Crabb David P

Studying English glaucoma patients, researchers found more deprived individuals present with advanced visual field loss, but deprivation doesn't affect progression once in care, suggesting equitable treatment access.

Kelly Stephen R, Khawaja Anthony P, Bryan Susan R, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Sparrow John M, Crabb David P

This study found 17.5% of OHT patients developed glaucoma (visual field loss) in 5 years; IOP-lowering treatment significantly reduced this risk, suggesting many OHT patients may need less intensive follow-up.

Liu Xiaoxuan, Kelly Stephen R, Montesano Giovanni, Bryan Susan R, Barry Robert J, Keane Pearse A et al.

This study found glaucoma patients with uveitis experience significantly faster visual field loss than those with POAG. This highlights uveitic glaucoma as a high-risk group needing early, targeted intervention.

Kelly Stephen R, Bryan Susan R, Crabb David P

This study found statistically significant, but very small, perimetric fatigue in the second eye tested during visual field exams. To maintain consistency, always test the same eye first.