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Wei Junchao, Hua Yi, Yang Bin, Wang Bo, Schmitt Samantha E, Wang Bingrui et al.

This study compared acute IOP-induced lamina cribrosa deformation premortem vs. postmortem. Deformations were overall smaller postmortem, but varied locally, suggesting postmortem models may underestimate in-vivo biomechanics.

Glidai Yoav, Lucy Katie A, Schuman Joel S, Alexopoulos Palaiologos, Wang Bo, Wu Mengfei et al.

This study found lamina cribrosa deformation from IOP changes is uneven throughout its depth, not just the surface. Analyzing full LC depth is crucial for understanding glaucoma's early damage.

Lavinsky Fabio, Wu Mengfei, Schuman Joel S, Lucy Katie A, Liu Mengling, Song Youngseok et al.

In advanced glaucoma, macula GCIPL and optic nerve head parameters, unlike cRNFL, effectively tracked disease progression, offering valuable tools for monitoring these patients.

Tran Huong, Wallace Jacob, Zhu Ziyi, Lucy Katie A, Voorhees Andrew P, Schmitt Samantha E et al.

Exsanguination improved optic nerve head lamina visibility and altered its morphology in primates. This suggests blood pressure influences ONH structure, impacting glaucoma research and imaging interpretation.

Song Youngseok, Ishikawa Hiroshi, Wu Mengfei, Liu Yu-Ying, Lucy Katie A, Lavinsky Fabio et al.

This study found a 2D HMM, combining OCT and visual field data, accurately predicted glaucoma progression in a simulated clinical setting, showing promise for early detection and treatment planning.

Lucy Katie A, Wang Bo, Schuman Joel S, Bilonick Richard A, Ling Yun, Kagemann Larry et al.

This study found thicker prelaminar tissue significantly impairs lamina cribrosa visibility on OCT. Healthy eyes generally have thicker prelaminar tissue, potentially biasing LC comparisons.

Wang Bo, Lucy Katie A, Schuman Joel S, Sigal Ian A, Bilonick Richard A, Kagemann Larry et al.

This study found lamina cribrosa beam thickness and pore diameter decrease with distance from the central retinal vessel trunk, with glaucoma eyes showing a significantly larger decrease, highlighting CRVT location's importance in glaucoma assessment.

Kostanyan Tigran, Sung Kyung Rim, Schuman Joel S, Ling Yun, Lucy Katie A, Bilonick Richard A et al.

This study compared glaucoma progression in American and Korean cohorts, finding Korean eyes had faster RNFL thinning. This highlights ethnicity's role in progression, impacting clinical comparisons.