Kozobolis Vassilios P

Kalogeropoulos Dimitrios, Asproudis Ioannis, Stefaniotou Maria, Moschos Marilita M, Kozobolis Vassilios P, Voulgari Paraskevi V et al.

This 30-year study of uveitis patients found improved diagnostic ability and outcomes (90.5% success) due to better diagnostics and multidisciplinary care. Developing algorithms optimizes uveitis management, improving patient quality of life.

Labiris Georgios, Kozobolis Vassilios P

Labiris Georgios, Giarmoukakis Athanassios, Larin Roman, Gkika Maria G, Kozobolis Vassilios P

Aristeidou Antonios P, Labiris Georgios, Katsanos Andreas, Fanariotis Michalis, Foudoulakis Nikitas C, Kozobolis Vassilios P

After refractive surgery, Goldmann tonometry significantly underestimated IOP compared to Pascal tonometry, which remained stable. This highlights Goldmann's inaccuracy post-surgery, impacting glaucoma risk assessment.

Aristeidou Antonios P, Labiris Georgios, Paschalis Eleftherios I, Foudoulakis Nikitas C, Koukoula Stavrenia C, Kozobolis Vassilios P

PRK/LASIK don't affect retinal nerve fiber layer measurements by GDx VCC, provided corneal compensation is reset. This ensures reliable glaucoma monitoring after refractive surgery.

Labiris Georgios, Katsanos Andreas, Fanariotis Michael, Zacharaki Fani, Chatzoulis Dimitrios, Kozobolis Vassilios P

This study found that both structural and functional measures of glaucoma correlated with vision-specific quality of life in Greek patients, highlighting the broad impact of disease severity.

Kozobolis Vassilios P, Detorakis Efstathios T, Konstas Anastasios G, Achtaropoulos Athanassios K, Diamandides Evangelos D

Maximal exercise temporarily increased ophthalmic artery blood flow and ocular perfusion pressure, but retinal and choroidal blood flow remained stable, suggesting active autoregulation.

Konstas Anastasios G P, Kozobolis Vassilios P, Tsironi Sevasti, Makridaki Irene, Efremova Rallitsa, Stewart William C

This study compared latanoprost and dorzolamide/timolol fixed combination, finding both had similar 24-hour IOP-lowering efficacy after six months, despite minor differences in side effects.

Kozobolis Vassilios P, Detorakis Efstathios T, Georgiadis George S, Achtaropoulos Athanassios A, Papas Theofanis T, Lazarides Miltos K

Carotid endarterectomy improved retrobulbar blood flow and visual field defects in patients with carotid stenosis. This suggests visual field testing could help assess CEA benefits.

Detorakis Efstathios T, Achtaropoulos Athanassios K, Drakonaki Eleni E, Kozobolis Vassilios P

This study found reduced blood flow in posterior ciliary arteries in exfoliation syndrome and glaucoma, suggesting anterior ocular ischemic stress.

Konstas Anastasios G P, Kozobolis Vassilios P, Katsimpris Ioannis E, Boboridis Kostantinos, Koukoula Stavrenia, Jenkins Jessica N et al.

Latanoprost and travoprost similarly lowered 24-hour IOP in exfoliative glaucoma, though travoprost showed slightly better late-afternoon control but more hyperemia, guiding personalized treatment choices.

Kozobolis Vassilios P, Siganos Charalambos S, Christodoulakis Emmanuelle V, Lazarov Nikolai P, Koutentaki Maria G, Pallikaris Ioannis G

This study compared fornix- and limbus-based conjunctival flaps in phacotrabeculectomy. Final outcomes were similar, but fornix-based offered faster visual recovery and shorter surgery, despite more early bleb leaks.

Kozobolis Vassilios P, Christodoulakis Emmanouil V, Tzanakis Nikolaos, Zacharopoulos Ioannis, Pallikaris Ioannis G

This study found that adding mitomycin C to deep sclerectomy significantly lowers intraocular pressure and improves surgical success for open-angle glaucoma, offering a more effective treatment option.