Lee Jong Yeon

Lee Jong Yeon, Wu Jingyi, Liu Yameng, Saraswathy Sindhu, Zhou Longfang, Bu Qianwen et al.

This study found subconjunctival lymphatics respond to VEGFC (increasing growth) and antimetabolites (decreasing growth) in animal models, which could impact glaucoma surgery bleb formation and drug delivery.

Lee Jong Yeon, Heilweil Gad, Le Phuc, Saraswathy Sindhu, Hong Young-Kwon, Girkin Christopher A et al.

This study found subconjunctival blebs drain via lymphatic vessels with valve-like structures. Understanding this bleb-related lymphatic outflow could improve glaucoma surgery and drug delivery.

Lee Jong Yeon, Akiyama Goichi, Saraswathy Sindhu, Xie Xiaobin, Pan Xiaojing, Hong Young-Kwon et al.

This review highlights modern imaging of aqueous humor outflow pathways, revealing new biological insights crucial for understanding and improving glaucoma therapies targeting IOP reduction.

Lee Jong Yeon, Yoo Chungkwon, Kim Yong Yeon

This study found that open-angle glaucoma patients' dependent eye IOP significantly increases in lateral positions. This highlights how body posture can affect glaucoma, impacting management and progression.

Lee Jong Yeon, Yoo Chungkwon, Park Jin-hwan, Kim Yong Yeon

Lee Jong Yeon, Jeong Hoon Seok, Lee Dae Yeong, Sohn Hee Jin, Nam Dong Heun

Combined vitrectomy and cataract surgery for diabetic retinopathy showed lower rates of early postoperative hypotony compared to vitrectomy alone, suggesting better intraocular pressure stability with the combined approach.

Lee Jong Yeon, Yoo Chungkwon, Jung Jae Hoon, Hwang Young Hoon, Kim Yong Yeon

This study found that lying on one's side significantly increases intraocular pressure in the lower eye, which could be important for glaucoma patients.

Hwang Young Hoon, Lee Sang Mok, Kim Yong Yeon, Lee Jong Yeon, Yoo Chungkwon

Induced astigmatism significantly altered retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness measurements by OCT, but not macular thickness. Clinically, astigmatism should be considered when interpreting RNFL OCT in glaucoma patients.