Le Rongrong

Xiong Kun, Wang Yachen, Yu Bo, Zhang Shaodan, Li Guoxing, Huang Qiangjie et al.

This study found that combined cataract surgery and goniosynechialysis effectively lowered eye pressure in angle-closure glaucoma, regardless of initial synechiae extent, suggesting broad applicability.

Ye Wenqing, Zhang Shaodan, Zhu Shuqing, Li Jinxin, Gu Juan, Zhao Mian et al.

This study found penetrating canaloplasty had similar 2-year success rates and complications to trabeculectomy for primary angle-closure glaucoma, suggesting it's a promising alternative, especially for earlier stages.

Ye Wenqing, Li Jinxing, Zhang Shaodan, Zhu Shuqing, Xie Yanqian, Le Rongrong et al.

This study compared two canaloplasty techniques for glaucoma, finding penetrating canaloplasty achieved superior IOP reduction and success rates with similar safety, suggesting it's a more effective surgical option.

Lu Edward S, Cui Ying, Le Rongrong, Zhu Ying, Wang Jay C, Laíns Inês et al.

This study found that extensive retinal nonperfusion, not neovascularization itself, was strongly associated with neovascular glaucoma in PDR patients, highlighting ischemia as a key clinical indicator.

Le Rongrong, Xie Yanqian, Cheng Huanhuan, Chen Hong, Ye Wenqing, Deng Yuxuan et al.

Penetrating canaloplasty effectively lowered IOP and medication needs in childhood glaucoma, showing promise as a safe, new treatment option for this challenging condition.

Deng Yuxuan, Zhang Shaodan, Ye Wenqing, Gu Juan, Lin Haishuang, Cheng Huanhuan et al.

Penetrating canaloplasty effectively lowered IOP and medication dependence in glaucoma secondary to iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, offering a promising new treatment option with acceptable complications.

Cheng Huanhuan, Ye Wenqing, Zhang Shaodan, Xie Yanqian, Gu Juan, Le Rongrong et al.

Penetrating canaloplasty effectively lowered IOP and medication dependence in traumatic angle recession glaucoma, showing high 1-year success, offering a promising treatment option.

Zhang Shaodan, Hu Cheng, Cheng Huanhuan, Gu Juan, Samuel Kwizera, Lin Haishuang et al.

Penetrating canaloplasty effectively lowered IOP and medication dependence in severe primary angle-closure glaucoma, offering a promising bleb-independent surgical option for these challenging cases.