Lee Won June

Kim Ji Hong, Kim Yunjin, Oraha Kathy Michelle, Park Hae Min, Kim Yu Jeong, Lim Han Woong et al.

Korean SLE patients have a higher glaucoma incidence, especially younger females and those on long-term steroids, necessitating regular ophthalmic screening and careful steroid management.

Kim Ji Hong, Yoon Jooyoung, Na Kyeong Ik, Hong Rim Kyung, Lee Won June

This study found that while the Circle of Zinn-Haller's presence was more frequent in highly myopic glaucoma eyes, its visualization or pattern wasn't independently associated with glaucoma; microvascular dropout was.

Hong Rimkyung, Lee Won June

Shin Younji, Cho Hyunsoo, Jeong Hyo Chan, Seong Mincheol, Choi Jun-Won, Lee Won June

Deep learning using wide-field OCT images accurately diagnosed glaucoma, outperforming conventional methods, showing promise for clinical practice.

Kim Yu Jeong, Moon Yeji, Kwon Amy M, Lim Han Woong, Lee Won June

This study found intraocular pressure significantly increases with eye gaze (adduction, abduction, supraduction) in both normal and glaucoma patients, but the change was not different between groups, suggesting no diagnostic utility.

Kim Hyungjun, Park Hae Min, Jeong Hyo Chan, Moon So Yeon, Cho Hyunsoo, Lim Han Woong et al.

This study found a new wide-field OCT deviation map significantly improves early glaucoma detection by visualizing wider structural damage, offering a valuable clinical diagnostic tool.

Lee Won June, Hong Rimkyung, Kang Min Ho, Cho Heeyoon, Han Sang-Woong, Yi Joo-Hark et al.

Hemodialysis significantly decreased peripapillary choroidal thickness, suggesting it impacts optic nerve head structures. This highlights potential ocular changes in dialysis patients.

Kim Hyungjun, Lee Jong Sub, Park Hae Min, Cho Hyunsoo, Lim Han Woong, Seong Mincheol et al.

This study built a wide-field OCT normative database considering fovea-disc relationship. A new macular GCC parameter significantly improved glaucoma detection, potentially aiding early/moderate glaucoma diagnosis.

Lee Won June, Shin Yong Un, Lim Han Woong, Cho Heeyoon, Park Ki Ho, Seong Mincheol

This study found early glaucoma damage often occurs in the macula, and progressive damage extends towards the fovea. PanoMap's fovea-disc relationship inconsistency requires careful interpretation.

Lee Jong Sub, Lee Won June, Lim Han Woong, Seong Mincheol

Two glaucoma cases showed microvascular dropout progression after disc hemorrhage, suggesting a potential link between these factors and glaucoma progression, warranting further study.

Lee Won June, Seong Mincheol, Lim Han Woong

Bak Eunoo, Lee Won June, Kim Jin-Soo, Lee Jinho, Ha Ahnul, Kim Yong Woo et al.

This study found that glaucoma patients with a laminar dot sign have thinner prelaminar tissue and a significantly higher risk of disease progression, indicating a more vulnerable optic nerve.

Lee Won June, Park Ki Ho, Seong Mincheol

This study found glaucoma progression frequently occurs in the macular vulnerability zone, often extending towards the fovea. This combined OCT analysis improves understanding of spatial progression patterns.

Kim Yong Woo, Lee Won June, Seol Bo Ram, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

Glaucoma eyes with disc hemorrhage (DH) show faster neuroretinal rim and RNFL thinning, especially inferotemporally. RNFL thins relatively faster than the rim, and DH frequency impacts progression, highlighting DH as a progression marker.

Na Kyeong Ik, Ha Ahnul, Baek Sung Uk, Lee Won June, Kim Dai Woo, Jeoung Jin Wook et al.

A study found eyes with a "triple hump" sign on OCT had significantly greater IOP reduction after LPI, suggesting it can predict LPI efficacy in narrow-angle patients.

Lee Won June, Park Ki Ho

Na Kyeong Ik, Jeoung Jin Wook, Kim Young Kook, Lee Won June, Park Ki Ho

This study found open-angle glaucoma incidence is four times higher in patients with new retinal vein occlusion, highlighting a need for increased screening in this group.

Lee Won June, Baek Sung Uk, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho, Jeoung Jin Wook

This study found pseudoexfoliation glaucoma (PXG) causes significantly faster retinal nerve fiber layer thinning than open-angle glaucoma or normal eyes, highlighting PXG's aggressive progression.

Lee Won June, Kim Tai Jun, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found combined wide-field OCT maps effectively detect early glaucoma progression by integrating RNFL and macular GCIPL, offering a promising tool for monitoring structural changes.

Lee Won June, Na Kyeong Ik, Ha Ahnul, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

This study found that combined RNFL and GCIPL progression analysis reveals diverse glaucoma progression patterns based on location and baseline damage, improving detection and understanding.

Lee Won June, Oh Sohee, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

Wide-field SS-OCT RNFL maps showed diagnostic ability comparable to SD-OCT for detecting preperimetric and early glaucoma, offering an effective tool for early clinical detection.

Na Kyeong Ik, Jeoung Jin Wook, Kim Young Kook, Lee Won June, Park Ki Ho

This study found open-angle glaucoma patients have a significantly higher risk of retinal vein occlusion (3.27 times), highlighting the need for vigilance in this patient group.

Lee Won June, Jeoung Jin Wook, Na Kyeong Ik, Kim Young Kook, Kim Chan Yun, Park Ki Ho

Korean data showed open-angle glaucoma patients, particularly with hypertension or diabetes, had an increased stroke risk, suggesting shared vascular mechanisms.

Kim Young Kook, Ha Ahnul, Lee Won June, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

SD-OCT measured optic cup deepening rates, finding they are fastest in early-to-moderate glaucoma, suggesting cup depth monitoring may aid early disease progression detection.

Lee Won June, Kim Young Kook, Jeoung Jin Wook, Park Ki Ho

SS-OCT probability maps in preperimetric glaucoma frequently detect existing and predict future visual field changes, aiding diagnosis and monitoring.