Kinast Robert M

Rees Jack P, Khuu Thomas H, Sanchez Facundo G, Gardiner Stuart K, Jones Emily P, Kinast Robert M et al.

This study found that increased lens thickness predicted post-cataract surgery IOP spikes in glaucoma patients. Identifying these anatomical risk factors can help prevent vision-threatening pressure elevations.

Kinast Robert M, Sanchez Facundo G, Rees Jack P, Yeh Kaileen, Gardiner Stuart K, Dawes Jacob et al.

A smart bottle cap measured glaucoma eye drop adherence, but high baseline adherence (90%) prevented testing alarm effectiveness. This device can monitor adherence, but future studies need patients with lower baseline adherence.

McNiel Christopher L, Sanchez Facundo G, Rees Jack P, Gardiner Stuart K, Young Jonathan W, Kinast Robert M et al.

Comparing cataract surgery alone versus with trabecular bypass/goniotomy for glaucoma, combined procedures significantly reduced IOP spikes, had a modest IOP effect, but minimal impact on medication burden.

Hong Seung Woo, Koenigsman Helen, Yang Hongli, Ren Ruojin, Reynaud Juan, Kinast Robert M et al.

Glaucoma specialists often miss optic nerve rim thinning, particularly in nasal sectors where it's common, highlighting a diagnostic gap between clinical exam and OCT findings.

Hong Seung Woo, Koenigsman Helen, Ren Ruojin, Yang Hongli, Gardiner Stuart K, Reynaud Juan et al.

Glaucoma specialists showed frequent, substantial disagreement in marking optic disc features, even for suspicious rim thinning, highlighting the need for more objective assessment methods.

Kinast Robert M, Mansberger Steven L

Kinast Robert M, Akula Kiran K, Mansberger Steve L, Barker Gordon T, Gardiner Stuart K, Whitson Emily et al.

Compounded mitomycin C for glaucoma surgery was often lower and more variable than expected, potentially impacting surgical outcomes, though clinical significance needs further study.