Liu Xing

Zhu Yingting, Fang Lei, Oatts Julius, Han Ying, Lin Shufen, Chen Liming et al.

Ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) classification predicted anterior segment reconstruction (ASR) success for congenital fibrovascular pupillary membrane glaucoma, with Type I showing the best surgical outcomes and IOP control.

Fang Lei, Zhu Yingting, Lin Shufen, Su Yihua, Chen Liming, Liu Pingping et al.

Microcatheter-assisted trabeculotomy effectively lowered intraocular pressure and medication needs in childhood glaucoma after failed surgeries, showing high success rates with no severe complications. This offers a promising treatment option.

Li Xueqing, Sun Wenmin, Xiao Xueshan, Fang Lei, Li Shiqiang, Liu Xing et al.

Studying CPAMD8 gene variants, researchers found biallelic mutations significantly enriched in primary open-angle and angle-closure glaucoma patients. This suggests CPAMD8 variants contribute to diverse adult-onset glaucoma forms.

Yang Yangfan, Jiang Yuzhen, Huang Shitong, Zhang Xinyi, Nathwani Neil, Lin Mingkai et al.

This trial compared SLT versus medication as first-line glaucoma treatment in China. Baseline data showed younger, more myopic patients with worse visual fields than a similar UK study, highlighting population differences in glaucoma presentation.

Mao Zhen, Guo Xinxing, Zhong Yimin, Liu Xing

Ahmed valve implantation effectively lowered IOP and medication use in ICE syndrome glaucoma, suggesting it's a safe and effective treatment, especially when trabeculectomy fails.

Hu Yin, Fang Lei, Guo Xinxing, Yang Xiao, Chen Weiyin, Ding Xiaohu et al.

This study found primary congenital glaucoma eyes have significantly increased corneal irregularity and high-order aberrations, even with minimal optic nerve damage, impacting visual outcomes.

Ding Xiaohu, Chang Robert T, Guo Xinxing, Liu Xing, Johnson Chris A, Holden Brien A et al.

A study classified visual field defects in high myopes, finding 16.1% mimicked glaucoma. This highlights the challenge of differentiating myopic from glaucomatous damage, requiring prospective follow-up for accurate diagnosis.

Xiao Hui, Guo Xinxing, Zhong Yimin, Liu Xing

Nanophthalmic eyes have thickened retina and choroid, negatively related to axial length. Secondary glaucoma thins the foveal retina, but not choroid, aiding nanophthalmos pathology understanding.

Liu Xing, Li Mei, Cheng Bing, Mao Zhen, Zhong Yimin, Wang Dandan et al.

This study found combined phacoemulsification, posterior capsulorhexis, and anterior vitrectomy safely and effectively treats phakic malignant glaucoma by improving vision, intraocular pressure, and anterior chamber depth.

Luo Lixia, Li Mei, Zhong Yimin, Cheng Bing, Liu Xing

This study found 5.89% of acute angle-closure glaucoma misdiagnosed as primary was due to a subluxated lens, often from missed trauma. Lens extraction effectively treated these cases, improving vision and controlling IOP.

Huang Jingjing, Liu Xing, Wu Ziqiang, Guo Xinxing, Xu Hongzhi, Dustin Laurie et al.

This study compared three OCT devices, finding retinal thickness measurements are not interchangeable and reproducibility varies, meaning clinicians must account for device differences when monitoring glaucoma.

He Mingguang, Lu Yan, Liu Xing, Ye Tiancai, Foster Paul J

Iris collagen type I density was higher in acute angle closure and fellow eyes, suggesting iris biomechanics contribute to acute angle closure attacks.