Li Tianjing

Kashaf Michael Saheb, Nagarajan Niranjani, Le Jimmy T, Rosman Lori, McCann Paul, E Jian-Yu et al.

This review found only 13 of 91 glaucoma patient-reported outcome measures met rigorous development standards. Clinicians should judiciously use PROMs, understanding their design and limitations to ensure meaningful patient assessment.

Bicket Amanda K, Le Jimmy T, Li Tianjing

E Jian-Yu, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Garzon Catalina, Schrack Jennifer A, Li Tianjing, West Sheila K et al.

This study found that worsening glaucoma visual field damage accelerates declines in walking speed and cadence over three years, highlighting increased fall risk for these patients.

E Jian-Yu, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Garzon Catalina, Schrack Jennifer A, Li Tianjing, West Sheila K et al.

Glaucoma patients with worse vision have less physical activity *outside* the home, but not *inside*. This highlights the need for safe home environments and support for outdoor activity.

Gedde Steven J, Lind John T, Wright Martha M, Chen Philip P, Muir Kelly W, Vinod Kateki et al.

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki, Wright Martha M, Muir Kelly W, Lind John T, Chen Philip P et al.

E Jian-Yu, Schrack Jennifer A, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Wanigatunga Amal A, West Sheila K, Friedman David S et al.

Glaucoma patients with worse vision have more fragmented and less active daily physical activity, particularly midday to evening, indicating lower physiological functioning and potential health risks.

Michelessi Manuele, Li Tianjing, Miele Alba, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Qureshi Riaz, Virgili Gianni

This overview of systematic reviews found that OCT's average retinal nerve fiber layer thickness shows moderate sensitivity but high specificity for diagnosing glaucoma, highlighting the need for improved study quality.

E Jian-Yu, Ramulu Pradeep Y, Fapohunda Kolade, Li Tianjing, Scherer Roberta W

Most eye conference abstracts, including glaucoma research (42.7%), aren't fully published within two years. This highlights a significant gap in disseminating research, potentially impacting clinical knowledge and patient care.

Li Tianjing, Le Jimmy T, Hays Ronald D, Cui Qi N, Eydelman Malvina, Spaeth George et al.

This study developed a patient questionnaire and found that for MIGS, patients prioritize adequate IOP control and maintaining daytime driving ability, highlighting the need for patient-centered research.

Law Andrew, Lindsley Kristina, Rouse Benjamin, Wormald Richard, Dickersin Kay, Li Tianjing

Most glaucoma trials report IOP, but few completely report visual fields, hindering understanding of treatment effects on patient-important outcomes.

Le Jimmy T, Viswanathan Shilpa, Tarver Michelle E, Eydelman Malvina, Li Tianjing

MIGS device studies rarely include patient-centric outcomes like quality of life or medication burden, focusing instead on IOP reduction. This limits understanding of patient-valued benefits and risks.

Li Tianjing, Jampel Henry D

Li Tianjing, Lindsley Kristina, Rouse Benjamin, Hong Hwanhee, Shi Qiyuan, Friedman David S et al.

This review found bimatoprost, latanoprost, and travoprost are most effective first-line drugs for lowering IOP in POAG, guiding initial treatment selection for patients.

Yu Tsung, Li Tianjing, Lee Kinbo J, Friedman David S, Dickersin Kay, Puhan Milo A

Asia-Pacific clinicians identified high-priority primary angle closure management questions lacking reliable systematic review evidence. This highlights critical gaps needing new research to improve patient care.

Li Tianjing, Dickersin Kay

This study found many glaucoma meta-analyses used incorrect statistics, were cited more often, and likely perpetuated errors, potentially leading to inappropriate patient care.

Li Tianjing, Ervin Ann-Margret, Scherer Roberta, Jampel Henry, Dickersin Kay

This study prioritized glaucoma research questions via clinician survey, finding nine top priorities in medical, surgical, and therapy adjustment, guiding future comparative effectiveness research.