Labiris Georgios

Gatzioufas Zisis, Labiris Georgios, Stachs Oliver, Hovakimyan Marine, Schnaidt Arnulf, Viestenz Arne et al.

This study found corneas in primary congenital glaucoma are biomechanically weaker and thinner. This suggests altered corneal properties may influence disease progression and treatment considerations.

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.

Katsanos Andreas, Labiris Georgios, Fanariotis Michael, Tsirouki Theodora, Chatzoulis Dimitrios

Rarebit perimetry, a novel visual field test, showed moderate correlations with OCT-derived RNFL thickness in glaucoma patients, suggesting it provides useful, albeit distinct, indicators of neuroretinal integrity.