Koizumi Noriko

Yoshida Yuto, Fujino Yuri, Michihata Nobuaki, Akagi Ayumu, Koizumi Noriko, Okumura Naoki et al.

This study found moderate ambient humidity over 1-2 weeks reduced IOP, while very high humidity increased IOP, specifically in glaucoma patients, suggesting humidity influences IOP.

Yoshida Yuto, Fujino Yuri, Michihata Nobuaki, Akagi Ayumu, Koizumi Noriko, Okumura Naoki et al.

Cooler temperatures (2.2-12.2°C) increased IOP in non-glaucoma patients, while warmer exposure decreased it; glaucoma patients showed no such nonlinear effect. This highlights environmental temperature's influence on IOP, especially in non-glaucoma individuals.

Akagi Ayumu, Narimoto Kaito, Ueda Kanta, Koizumi Noriko, Okumura Naoki, Tanito Masaki

EXG patients showed higher systolic and lower diastolic BP than POAG, especially under 60, suggesting distinct vascular pathology and the need for age-stratified BP management in glaucoma.

Akagi Ayumu, Narimoto Kaito, Ueda Kanta, Koizumi Noriko, Okumura Naoki, Tanito Masaki

Glaucoma surgery causes progressive corneal cell loss; lower postoperative eye pressure is a risk factor. Monitor endothelial health in patients with sustained low pressures after surgery.

Watanabe Mako, Kitazawa Koji, Fukuoka Hideki, Wakimasu Koichi, Inatomi Tsutomu, Yoshii Kengo et al.

This study found male gender, prior anterior uveitis, and glaucoma history significantly increase cytomegalovirus corneal endotheliitis risk after transplant. Close follow-up is crucial, especially in the first year.

Tanihara Hidenobu, Yamamoto Tetsuya, Aihara Makoto, Koizumi Noriko, Fukushima Atsuki, Kawakita Koji et al.

This study found ripasudil-brimonidine fixed-dose combination significantly lowered intraocular pressure long-term, alone or with other glaucoma medications, offering a new treatment option despite common mild ocular side effects.

Numa Kohsaku, Imai Kojiro, Ueno Morio, Kitazawa Koji, Tanaka Hiroshi, Bush John D et al.

Cultured corneal cell injection for endothelial failure was safe and effective for 5 years, restoring corneal function and vision in most patients, offering a promising alternative to corneal transplants.

Okumura Naoki, Matsumoto Daiki, Okazaki Yugo, Koizumi Noriko, Sotozono Chie, Kinoshita Shigeru et al.

This study found corneal endothelial cell density significantly decreases over time specifically near trabeculectomy blebs, suggesting the bleb's role in localized cell loss warrants further investigation.

Koizumi Noriko, Inatomi Tsutomu, Suzuki Takashi, Shiraishi Atsushi, Ohashi Yuichi, Kandori Michiko et al.

This study of CMV corneal endotheliitis in Japan found it common in older men, presenting with coin-shaped lesions, anterior uveitis, and ocular hypertension, highlighting the need for CMV suspicion in such cases.

Koizumi Noriko, Suzuki Takashi, Uno Toshihiko, Chihara Hidemi, Shiraishi Atsushi, Hara Yuko et al.

This study found cytomegalovirus (CMV) causes corneal endotheliitis, often with specific signs, responding well to early antiviral treatment. Clinicians should consider CMV in endotheliitis, even without systemic immunodeficiency.

Koizumi Noriko, Yamasaki Kenta, Kawasaki Satoshi, Sotozono Chie, Inatomi Tsutomu, Mochida Chikako et al.

This case found cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNA in aqueous humor from a non-immunodeficient patient with corneal endotheliitis, suggesting CMV can cause this condition in healthy individuals.