Kong Xiangmei

Ying Yue, Fan Xintong, Sun Yanan, Sheng Qilian, Kwan Ye Lin, Hao Mengrui et al.

APAC causes persistent peripapillary vessel density reduction years later, indicating sustained optic nerve head microvascular impairment. This suggests a mechanism for progressive optic neuropathy despite successful angle opening, highlighting the need for long-term monitoring.

Li Mengwei, Zhu Wenqing, Fan Xintong, Sun Xinghuai, Kong Xiangmei

For young patients with uncontrolled angle-closure glaucoma, clear lens extraction offers comparable efficacy to filtering surgery for IOP reduction, but with a better safety profile, especially in those with retinal diseases.

Sheng Qilian, Zhai Ruyi, Sun Yanan, Fan Xintong, Ying Yue, Kong Xiangmei

This study found Ahmed valves and ExPRESS implants were more effective than trabeculectomy for PSS glaucoma. Iris abnormalities may influence postoperative IOP, guiding surgical choice.

Fan Xintong, Wang Jiajian, Sheng Qilian, Zhai Ruyi, Kong Xiangmei

This study found that combined phacoemulsification, anterior vitrectomy, and sclerectomy (TS) offers superior long-term IOP control, fewer complications, and re-surgeries for nanophthalmos with angle-closure glaucoma.

Fan Xintong, Xu Huan, Zhai Ruyi, Sheng Qilian, Kong Xiangmei

Glaucoma patients exhibit impaired retinal microvascular constriction to hyperoxia compared to healthy individuals, suggesting reduced vascular autoregulation. This could impact optic nerve health.

Zhai Ruyi, Cheng Jingyi, Xu Huan, Fang Zhaobin, Chen Xu, Qiu Siyu et al.

This study found a new parameter, MAPE, effectively quantifies 24-hour IOP fluctuations. Higher in glaucoma patients, MAPE better correlated with visual field damage, offering a valuable clinical tool for glaucoma assessment.

Xu Huan, Zong Yuan, Zhai Ruyi, Kong Xiangmei, Jiang Chunhui, Sun Xinghuai

Studying glaucoma, researchers found intereye asymmetry of neural structure parameters (FLV%, GLV%) was superior to microvascular parameters for diagnosing primary open-angle glaucoma. This offers a new diagnostic approach.

Wu Na, Kong Xiangmei, Gao Jian, Sun Xinghuai

This study found that in glaucoma patients, psychological disorders, particularly anxiety, impacted vision-related quality of life more significantly than visual function, suggesting anxiety treatment may improve patient well-being.

Xu Huan, Zhai Ruyi, Zong Yuan, Kong Xiangmei, Jiang Chunhui, Sun Xinghuai et al.

This study found both high-tension and normal-tension glaucoma eyes have reduced retinal vessel density, with normal-tension glaucoma showing greater reduction in the peripapillary region, suggesting distinct vascular compromise.

Wang Xiaolei, Jiang Chunhui, Kong Xiangmei, Yu Xiaobo, Sun Xinghuai

After acute angle closure, eyes showed reduced peripapillary vessel density compared to fellow eyes, correlating with worse visual fields despite normal nerve layer thickness, suggesting OCTA detects early vascular damage.

Zong Yuan, Wu Na, Fu Zhixuan, Kong Xiangmei

Corvis ST corneal deformation parameters change significantly after trabeculectomy, correlating with IOP reduction and axial length changes. This suggests its utility for monitoring IOP normalization post-glaucoma surgery.

Sun Xinghuai, Dai Yi, Chen Yuhong, Yu Dao-Yi, Cringle Stephen J, Chen Junyi et al.

This review highlights PACG's multi-mechanism pathogenesis beyond pupillary block, influenced by genetics. Effective treatments exist, but better early identification and novel therapies are needed for prevention and improved prognosis.

Li Mengwei, Kong Xiangmei, Zhu Wenqing, Chen Yuhong, Chen Junyi, Sun Xinghuai

Hong Jiaxu, Chen Junyi, Yang Yujing, Wei Anji, Kong Xiangmei, Yu Xiaobo et al.

Trabeculectomy significantly widens the anterior chamber angle in PACG, with this widening directly related to the reduction in intraocular pressure.

Cheng Jingyi, Kong Xiangmei, Xiao Ming, Sun Xinghuai

This study found 24-hour IOP patterns vary in untreated POAG patients by severity and subtype, with nocturnal peaks common. This highlights the need for comprehensive IOP assessment beyond office hours.

Wang Xiaolei, Jiang Chunhui, Ko Tony, Kong Xiangmei, Yu Xiaobo, Min Wang et al.

OCTA showed reduced optic disc perfusion (flow index/vessel density) in open-angle glaucoma, correlating with severity and ganglion cell loss. This suggests OCTA can monitor glaucoma progression.

Kong Xiangmei, Yan Manni, Sun Xinghuai, Xiao Zeping

This study found anxiety and depression are significantly more prevalent in primary angle closure glaucoma patients than in primary open-angle glaucoma or healthy controls, highlighting a need for psychological support.

Kong Xiangmei, Chen Xueli, Sun Xinghuai, Xiao Ming, Zuo Lei, Guo Wenyi