Leinonen Sanna

Leinonen Sanna, Mäkelä Hanna-Mari, Li Chi, Schmetterer Leopold, Chua Jacqueline

Unilateral MS optic neuritis not only thins the affected eye's retina but also significantly thins inner retinal layers in the *unaffected* contralateral eye compared to MS patients without ON, necessitating bilateral monitoring.

Hujanen Pekko, Tuulonen Anja, Leinonen Sanna, Vepsäläinen Kristian, Jóhannesson Gauti, Vaajanen Anu et al.

This study benchmarked real-world glaucoma data, finding similar visual field progression rates in Finland compared to other countries, highlighting the need for standardized protocols for international data comparison.

Tuulonen Anja, Leinonen Sanna, Jóhannesson Gauti

Glaucoma screening faces challenges like variable care, over/under-treatment, and unsustainable costs. Current evidence doesn't support universal screening, highlighting the need for a public health approach to balance benefits and harms.

Leinonen Sanna, Harju Mika, Hagman Juha, Honkamo Marja, Marttila Liisa, Määttä Marko et al.

This guideline, based on systematic reviews and expert opinions, provides comprehensive Finnish recommendations for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring open-angle glaucoma, adapting to local healthcare needs.

Sulonen Sakari, Leinonen Sanna, Lehtonen Eemil, Hujanen Pekko, Vaajanen Anu, Syvänen Ulla et al.

A structured EHR for glaucoma enabled real-world data comparison, revealing high diagnostic test completion and differences in visit patterns and test intervals compared to other populations, aiding care evaluation.

Pirinen Inka, Leinonen Sanna, Helminen Mika, Hujanen Pekko, Vaajanen Anu, Tuulonen Anja et al.

This study found that anti-VEGF treatment for nAMD may accelerate glaucoma progression, suggesting careful monitoring is needed for co-existing conditions.

Leinonen Sanna, Kotaniemi Kaisu, Kivelä Tero, Majander Anna

This study found TNF inhibitors improved trabeculectomy success in juvenile idiopathic arthritis-related uveitic glaucoma patients, suggesting better pressure control and highlighting their potential role in surgical outcomes.