Liu Yaoming

Sun Hetian, Tang Junjie, Li Jinmiao, Gao Yang, Huang Weifeng, Zhang Zhihui et al.

IgG4-positive ocular adnexal lymphoma is a more aggressive subtype with widespread local involvement and higher recurrence risk, necessitating intensive management and long-term surveillance.

Huang Weifeng, Liu Yaoming, Li Jinmiao, Gao Yang, Tang Junjie, Yip Siuhang et al.

Optic nerve injury research found LCN2 links ER stress to neuroinflammation. Silencing LCN2 effectively protected retinal cells, offering a promising glaucoma treatment target.

Wang Peiyuan, Chen Shida, Liu Yaoming, Lin Fengbin, Song Yunhe, Li Tuozhang et al.

Reviewing studies suggests lowering intraocular pressure may slow high myopia progression, especially in pathologic cases, by reducing scleral remodeling and improving choroidal blood flow, offering a potential treatment target.

Chen Shida, Liu Yaoming, Li Fei, Gao Kai, Zhou Rouxi, Zhang Xiulan

This study found LPI causes unified iris bow reduction across all clock positions, with 4-position measurements reliably reflecting 12-position. About one-third of eyes retained iris bowing after LPI.

Liu Yaoming, Wang Yayi, Chen Yang, Fang Xiuli, Wen Tao, Xiao Mianli et al.

Researchers found elevated circulating hsa-miR-210-3p in POAG patients, suggesting its potential as a blood-based diagnostic biomarker, especially for severe glaucoma, aiding early detection.

Liu Yaoming, Chen Yang, Wang Yayi, Zhang Xinyu, Gao Kai, Chen Shida et al.

This study found distinct microRNA profiles in glaucoma patients' aqueous humor, with specific miRNAs differing based on disease severity, suggesting new targets for glaucoma pathogenesis and treatment.

Li Xingyi, Wang Wei, Huang Wenbin, Chen Shida, Wang Jiawei, Wang Zhonghao et al.

APAC eyes showed narrower anterior segments, thinner ciliary bodies, and smaller irises than fellow eyes. This highlights distinct anatomical differences relevant to angle closure pathogenesis.

Gao Kai, Li Fei, Li Yingqi, Li Xingyi, Huang Wenbin, Chen Shida et al.

This study found primary open-angle and angle-closure glaucoma eyes have a thicker anterior choroid than healthy eyes, suggesting its role in glaucoma pathogenesis.

Zhang Xiulan, Liu Yaoming, Wang Wei, Chen Shida, Li Fei, Huang Wenbin et al.

This review explored APAC risk factors like narrow angles, age, gender, and ethnicity, finding their predictive power poor, highlighting remaining gaps in understanding why it develops in predisposed eyes.

Li Xingyi, Wang Wei, Chen Shida, Huang Wenbin, Liu Yaoming, Wang Jiawei et al.

This study found Valsalva maneuver significantly increases IOP and narrows anterior chamber angles in healthy individuals, but doesn't change choroidal thickness. This highlights potential angle-closure risk during straining.

Nakamura Hiroshi, Liu Yaoming, Witt Tana Elizabeth, Gordon Robert J, Edward Deepak P

Femtosecond laser trabecular meshwork photodisruption was studied in ex vivo primate eyes. It precisely created lesions without thermal damage, demonstrating feasibility for future glaucoma surgery.