Khatib Tasneem Z

Saludares Mariella, Wennberg-Smith Zachary, Beykin Gala, Khatib Tasneem Z, Nunez Mariana, Wang QianQian et al.

Topical insulin for glaucoma was safe and well-tolerated, causing a reversible increase in retinal nerve fiber layer thickness. This suggests a pharmacodynamic effect, warranting further study for neuroprotection.

Khatib Tasneem Z, Safi Antoine, Nixon Thomas Ralph William, Georgoulas Stylianos, Montesano Giovanni, Martin Howard et al.

This study found peripapillary hyperreflective ovoid mass-like structures (PHOMS) in 91% of Stickler syndrome patients' eyes. This novel finding suggests PHOMS are a common optic disc anomaly in Stickler syndrome, aiding diagnosis and management.

Mushtaq Yusuf, Panchasara Binita, Nassehzadehtabriz Nikou, Lim Hong Kai, Mushtaq Maryam, Kean Jane et al.

This study found community-managed glaucoma patients experienced slower visual field progression and lower blindness risk than hospital patients, showing community schemes effectively manage lower-risk cases, optimizing hospital capacity.

Lusthaus Jed A, Khatib Tasneem Z, Meyer Paul A R, McCluskey Peter, Martin Keith R

This review highlights aqueous outflow imaging reveals how drainage impacts IOP. Direct visualization could personalize glaucoma treatment by objectively measuring intervention responses.

Lusthaus Jed A, Meyer Paul A R, Khatib Tasneem Z, Martin Keith R

This study used Hemoglobin Video Imaging to show trabecular bypass surgery improved or re-established aqueous outflow in glaucoma patients, offering a non-invasive way to monitor treatment effectiveness and reduce eye pressure.