Lin Shuai-Chun

Lin Shuai-Chun, Pasquale Louis R, Singh Kuldev, Lin Shan C

This study found lower BMI is linked to increased open-angle glaucoma risk in South Koreans, particularly in women and younger adults, suggesting BMI could be a relevant clinical factor.

Sit Arthur J, Lin Shuai-Chun, Kazemi Arash, McLaren Jay W, Pruet Christopher M, Zhang Xiaoming

USWE noninvasively measured corneal elasticity in healthy eyes, finding it correlated with IOP. This novel method could help understand glaucoma risk by assessing ocular biomechanics.

Amanullah Sarah, Okudolo Joseph, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Lin Shuai-Chun, Wizov Sheryl S, Manzi Muhire Remy S et al.

This 4-year glaucoma study found left upper visual field contrast sensitivity strongly correlates with inferior RNFL thickness, suggesting CS could help predict structural changes and monitor disease progression.

Kazemi Arash, McLaren Jay W, Lin Shuai-Chun, Toris Carol B, Gulati Vikas, Moroi Sayoko E et al.

Comparing pneumatonography and Schiøtz tonography for outflow facility, researchers found they correlated but yielded different absolute values (Schiøtz higher), meaning they are not interchangeable for direct clinical comparison.

Lee Roland Y, Lin Shuai-Chun, Chen Rebecca I, Barbosa Diego T, Lin Shan C

This study found iris thickness, area, and pupil size in light conditions predict anterior chamber angle narrowing in the dark, aiding glaucoma risk assessment.

Lee Roland Y, Lin Shuai-Chun, Chen Rebecca I, Barbosa Diego T, Lin Shan C

This study found that a longer trabecular meshwork is significantly associated with a wider anterior chamber angle, suggesting a structural factor influencing angle anatomy and potentially glaucoma risk.

Lin Shuai-Chun, Singh Kuldev, Lin Shan C

This study found lower blood manganese and higher blood mercury levels are associated with increased glaucoma prevalence, suggesting trace metals may play a role in glaucoma development.

Lee Roland Y, Chon Brian H, Lin Shuai-Chun, He Mingguang, Lin Shan C

This study found anterior chamber area/volume and lens vault are the strongest, consistent predictors of narrow angles across white, African, Hispanic, and Chinese ethnicities, aiding glaucoma risk assessment.