Loon Seng Chee

Chan Kai En, Chan Nicole Shu-Wen, Liu Minxin, Aquino Maria Cecilia, Koh Victor Teck Chang, Lun Katherine Wanxian et al.

This meta-analysis found the PAUL glaucoma implant effectively lowered IOP and medication use in refractory glaucoma patients, with good safety and low complication rates, supporting its clinical utility.

Loon Seng Chee, Ang Bryan Chin Hou, White Andrew

MIGS is increasingly used for mild-moderate glaucoma, but trabeculectomy remains the most common surgery globally, indicating a significant shift in glaucoma surgical practice.

Tan Marcus Chun Jin, Ong Chee Wui, Aquino Maria Cecilia, Lun Katherine Wanxian, Sng Chelvin Cheryl Agnes, Lim Dawn Ka Ann et al.

This study found the Paul Glaucoma Implant effectively lowered eye pressure and medication use for three years, with a 14.6% failure rate. This suggests it's a viable long-term glaucoma treatment.

Tan Marcus Chun Jin, Choy Heng Yoong Chloe, Koh Teck Chang Victor, Aquino Maria Cecilia, Sng Chelvin Cheryl Agnes, Lim Dawn Ka Ann et al.

The Paul Glaucoma Implant effectively lowered eye pressure and medication use for two years in advanced glaucoma patients, demonstrating a promising new treatment option.

Asano Shotaro, Koh Teck Chang Victor, Aquino Maria Cecilia, Lim Ka-Ann Dawn, Sng Chelvin Cheryl Anges, Loon Seng Chee et al.

Combined cataract/GDD surgery had good refractive outcomes, similar to cataract surgery alone, except for short eyes. Trabeculectomy caused myopic error. This guides surgical planning for glaucoma patients.

Lim Edward J Y, Aquino Cecilia M, Lun Katherine W X, Lim Dawn K A, Sng Chelvin, Loon Seng Chee et al.

Repeated MPTCP for advanced glaucoma moderately lowered IOP, but carried risks of vision loss, prolonged hypotony, and phthisis bulbi, limiting its clinical utility.

Lim Edward J Y, Cecilia Aquino M, Lim Dawn K A, Sng Chelvin C A, Loon Seng Chee, Lun Katherine W X et al.

Micropulse transscleral cyclophotocoagulation (MPTCP) for advanced glaucoma moderately lowers IOP, but over 50% fail by one year, making it an adjunct with risks like vision loss.

Perera Shamira A, Foo Li Lian, Cheung Carol Y L, Allen John C, Chua Daniel, Tham Yih Chung et al.

This study found poor agreement between VCDR measured by HRT-3, HD-OCT, and clinical assessment. Clinicians should be aware of these differences when comparing VCDR across methods for glaucoma management.

Choi Harold Kah Yen, Lin Weisi, Loon Seng Chee, Tan Clement, Wong Wanling, See Jovina et al.

3D facial scanning differentiated primary angle closure patients from controls based on distinct facial features, showing potential for widespread glaucoma screening.

Loon Seng Chee, Jin Jing, Jin Goh Miao

This study found low glaucoma medication adherence (19.7%) in Singapore, linked to patient beliefs, medication concerns, and lower quality of life, highlighting the need for strategies addressing these factors.

Aquino Maria Cecilia D, Barton Keith, Tan Anna Marie W T, Sng Chelvin, Li Xiang, Loon Seng Chee et al.

This study compared micropulse vs. continuous wave transscleral cyclophotocoagulation for refractory glaucoma. Micropulse showed better short-term success and fewer complications, suggesting it's a safer, more predictable option for lowering IOP.

Sng Chelvin C A, Aquino Maria Cecilia D, Liao Jiemin, Ang Marcus, Zheng Ce, Loon Seng Chee et al.

This study found acute angle closure eyes have shallower anterior chambers and less iris curvature than fellow eyes before treatment, highlighting key anatomical differences in disease presentation.

Chan Errol Wei'en, Wong Tien Yin, Liao Jiemin, Cheung Carol Yim-lui, Zheng Ying Feng, Wang Jie Jin et al.

This study found branch retinal vein occlusion is associated with larger optic disc and cup areas, even in non-glaucomatous eyes, suggesting optic nerve head morphology may influence BRVO development.

Shabana Noor, Aquino Maria C D, See Jovina, Ce Zheng, Tan Anna M, Nolan Winifred P et al.

AS-OCT quantified anterior chamber differences across primary angle closure mechanisms, showing distinct parameter profiles. This helps identify the underlying cause to guide personalized glaucoma treatment.

Sng Chelvin C A, Singh Mandeep, Chew Paul Tec Kuan, Ngo Cheryl S, Zheng Ce, Tun Tin A et al.

AS-OCT quantified trabeculectomy bleb changes after laser suture lysis. Bleb height and cavity significantly increased, with immediate changes predicting 3-month outcomes, offering a clinical tool for monitoring bleb function.

Tsai Andrew S H, Loon Seng Chee

This review found current IOP measurement methods after LASIK are often corneal-dependent. Dynamic contour and pressure phosphene tonometry show promise for more accurate, independent readings, crucial for glaucoma monitoring.

Koh Victor, Loon Seng Chee, Wong Wan-Ling, Wong Tien Y, Aung Tin

This study compared HRT-2 and HRT-3 in Asian eyes, finding good correlation but significant differences in stereometric parameters, suggesting conversion equations are needed for clinical use.

Loon Seng Chee, Tong Louis, Gazzard Gus, Chan Yiong Huak, Sim Ee Ling, Aung Tin et al.

This study found HRT optic disc measurements are highly consistent with or without disc photos for contouring, suggesting photos may be omitted in large studies to save time/cost without significant data loss.

Chai Charmaine, Loon Seng Chee

This meta-analysis found trabeculectomy lowers IOP more than viscocanalostomy for uncontrolled glaucoma, but viscocanalostomy has fewer postoperative complications. This guides surgical choice based on desired IOP reduction versus safety profile.

Loon Seng Chee, Liew Gerald, Fung Adrian, Reid Sharon E, Craig Jonathan C

This meta-analysis found timolol and brimonidine equally effective at lowering IOP in glaucoma, but brimonidine had a significantly higher rate of ocular allergy, impacting clinical choice.