Li Zhuokai

Yen Kimberly G, Repka Michael X, Sutherland Desirae R, Haider Kathryn M, Hatt Sarah R, Kraker Raymond T et al.

This study found that visual axis opacification is a common complication after pediatric cataract surgery with IOL, significantly reduced by anterior vitrectomy. Glaucoma risk persists across all ages, requiring long-term monitoring.

Bothun Erick D, Repka Michael X, Kraker Raymond T, Wu Rui, Leske David A, Hatt Sarah R et al.

This study found glaucoma-related adverse events are common after pediatric lensectomy, especially in aphakic eyes (29%) and those operated on under 3 months. Ongoing monitoring is crucial for all children post-lensectomy.

Repka Michael X, Dean Trevano W, Kraker Raymond T, Li Zhuokai, Yen Kimberly G, de Alba Campomanes Alejandra G et al.

This study found pediatric cataract surgery leads to significant glaucoma risk, especially with aphakia, and common visual axis opacification/refractive changes within 5 years, necessitating vigilant long-term monitoring.

Bothun Erick D, Repka Michael X, Dean Trevano W, Gray Michael E, Lenhart Phoebe D, Li Zhuokai et al.

This study found pediatric traumatic cataract surgery often leads to poor vision and high rates of strabismus, glaucoma, and capsular opacification, necessitating long-term monitoring.