Lee Jae Chang

Shen Alena J, Urrea Anna L, Lee Jae Chang, Burkemper Bruce, LeTran Vivian H, Zhou Xiao et al.

Peripapillary OCTA vessel parameters (4.5x4.5mm) showed high repeatability and reproducibility in glaucoma and non-glaucoma eyes, with commercial parameters being more reliable. This supports OCTA's utility in clinical glaucoma management.

Richter Grace M, Lee Jae Chang, Khan Nasir, Vorperian Alexander, Hand Brennan, Burkemper Bruce et al.

This study found that longer axial length, older age, male gender, and lower diastolic blood pressure are key determinants of macular vessel density in healthy African Americans, highlighting the need to consider these factors when interpreting OCTA.

Lee Jae Chang, Grisafe Dominic J, Burkemper Bruce, Chang Brenda R, Zhou Xiao, Chu Zhongdi et al.

This study found peripapillary OCTA vessel parameters are more repeatable within a session than between sessions, with commercial software showing better agreement, impacting glaucoma monitoring reliability.