Kwong Yolanda Y Y

Man Xiaofei, Chan Noel C Y, Baig Nafees, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Leung Dexter Y L, Li Felix C H et al.

Clear lens extraction significantly reduced angle closure and widened the anterior chamber angle in PACG patients, unlike trabeculectomy, suggesting its superior anatomical benefit for angle opening.

Tham Clement C Y, Leung Dexter Y L, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Liang Yuanbo, Peng Andrea Yi, Li Felix C H et al.

In PACG eyes with cataract, high preoperative IOP and more glaucoma drugs predict IOP control failure. Phacotrabeculectomy is superior to phacoemulsification alone for IOP control.

Tham Clement C Y, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Baig Nafees, Leung Dexter Y L, Li Felix C H, Lam Dennis S C

For uncontrolled chronic angle-closure glaucoma without cataract, both phacoemulsification and trabeculectomy similarly reduced IOP; however, trabeculectomy reduced medication dependence more but had significantly more complications.

Leung Dexter Y L, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Li Felix C H, Tham Clement C Y, Chi Stanley C C, Lam Dennis S C

Leung Dexter Y L, Li Felix C H, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Tham Clement C Y, Chi Stanley C C, Lam Dennis S C

This study found simvastatin use was associated with reduced visual field progression in normal tension glaucoma patients, suggesting a potential protective effect warranting further investigation.

Tham Clement C Y, Leung Dexter Y L, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Li Felix C H, Lai Jimmy S M, Lam Dennis S C

This study found phacoemulsification alone opened the drainage angle and deepened the anterior chamber more effectively than combined phaco-trabeculectomy in PACG eyes, indicating better anatomical improvement.

Leung Dexter Y L, Tham Clement C Y, Li Felix C H, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Chi Stanley C C, Lam Dennis S C

This study found silent cerebral infarcts are an independent risk factor for visual field progression in normal-tension glaucoma, suggesting brain health impacts glaucoma severity.

Tham Clement C Y, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Leung Dexter Y L, Lam S W, Li Felix C H, Chiu Thomas Y H et al.

For uncontrolled angle-closure glaucoma with cataracts, combined phacotrabeculectomy lowered IOP and medication use more than phacoemulsification alone, but had more complications and optic neuropathy progression.

Tham Clement C Y, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Leung Dexter Y L, Lam S W, Li Felix C H, Chiu Thomas Y H et al.

This study found combined phacotrabeculectomy reduced glaucoma medication use more than phacoemulsification for CACG with cataract, but with more complications. Its marginal IOP benefit needs further risk-benefit evaluation.

Lam Dennis S C, Leung Dexter Y L, Tham Clement C Y, Li Felix C H, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Chiu Thomas Y H et al.

This study found early phacoemulsification was significantly more effective than LPI in preventing subsequent IOP rise after acute angle closure, offering a superior definitive treatment, especially with high presenting IOP.

Tham Clement C Y, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Lai Jimmy S M, Lam Dennis S C

This study found that chronic angle closure glaucoma patients with a prior acute attack had significantly reduced corneal endothelial cell density, highlighting the attack's damaging impact on the cornea.

Tham Clement C Y, Li Felix C H, Leung Dexter Y L, Kwong Yolanda Y Y, Yick Doris W F, Lam Dennis S C

This study found microincision bimanual phacotrabeculectomy effectively lowered eye pressure in glaucoma/cataract patients with minimal complications, offering a safe combined surgical option.