Lee Mi Yeon

Noh Jeong Hwan, Lee Mi Yeon, Yoo Chungkwon, Sung Kyung Rim, Kim Joon Mo

This study found a significant association between periodontitis and open-angle glaucoma, particularly in older adults, men, and diabetics, suggesting a potential systemic link relevant to patient risk assessment.

Lee Jae Yeun, Kim Joon Mo, Kim Seong Ho, Kim In Tae, Kim Hyun Tae, Chung Pil-Wook et al.

This study found that Korean women with three or more deliveries or a first delivery before age 23 had an increased risk of open-angle glaucoma, suggesting pregnancy-related factors may influence glaucoma development.

Kim Hyun Tae, Kim Joon Mo, Kim Jung Hoon, Lee Jae Hyuck, Lee Mi Yeon, Lee Jae Yeun et al.

This study found that in healthy women, higher fat mass correlated with higher IOP, while greater muscle mass correlated with lower IOP, suggesting body composition impacts glaucoma risk.

Shim Seong Hee, Sung Ki-Chul, Kim Joon Mo, Lee Mi Yeon, Won Yu Sam, Kim Jung Hoon et al.

This study found that lower kidney function (eGFR) is independently associated with primary open-angle glaucoma in South Korean adults, suggesting a potential systemic link relevant for patient screening.

Gye Hyo Jung, Kim Joon Mo, Yoo Chungkwon, Shim Seong Hee, Won Yu Sam, Sung Ki Chul et al.

This study found high serum ferritin levels linked to increased glaucoma risk in men, suggesting iron metabolism's role in glaucoma development warrants further investigation.

Song Su Jeong, Lee Mi Yeon, Smiddy William E

Preoperative inner retinal layer changes, specifically a higher central foveal thickness/ganglion cell layer ratio, predict better visual improvement after epiretinal membrane surgery, offering a new prognostic indicator.