Lv Aiguo

Miao Hui, Qu TianHao, Huang Yanming, Fan Sujie, Yang Yiquan, Lv Aiguo et al.

*H. pylori* infection was linked to thinner inferior temporal RNFL and earlier onset macular degeneration, suggesting it may be an early glaucoma indicator and accelerate macular disease.

Song Yunhe, Xie Lin, Zhu Xiaomin, Fan Sujie, Lv Aiguo, Tang Guangxian et al.

This study found combined cataract surgery and angle procedures effectively lowered IOP and medication use for advanced angle-closure glaucoma over two years, offering a safe treatment option.

Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo, Li Fei, Song Yunhe, Xie Lin, Zhu Xiaomin et al.

This trial found SPI+GSL+GT was non-inferior to trabeculectomy for advanced PACG IOP reduction at one year, with fewer post-op interventions. It offers a potential alternative to trabeculectomy.

Song Yunhe, Fan Sujie, Tang Li, Lin Fengbin, Li Fei, Lv Aiguo et al.

Phacogoniotomy was noninferior to phacotrabeculectomy for advanced PACG with cataract at two years regarding IOP reduction. This suggests phacogoniotomy is a viable, less invasive alternative for these patients.

Gao Xinbo, Lin Fengbin, Lu Ping, Xie Lin, Tang Li, Zhu Xiaomin et al.

This study found combined SPI, GSL, and goniotomy is a safe, effective surgical option for advanced PACG without cataract, significantly lowering IOP and medication use, suggesting it's a potential first-line treatment.

Lin Fengbin, Zhang Yingzhe, Zhu Xiaomin, Yu Ping, Fan Sujie, Lv Aiguo et al.

Combined cataract surgery, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy effectively treats primary angle closure glaucoma, with outcomes not dependent on the extent of preoperative peripheral anterior synechiae.

Feng Hui, Han Dong, Lu Wensheng, Tang Guangxian, Zhang Hengli, Fan Sujie et al.

This study compared morning vs. evening latanoprost/timolol for glaucoma; both reduced IOP, but morning dosing better controlled diurnal IOP fluctuations, offering guidance for clinical practice.

Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo, Zhang Yao, Lu Lan, Xie Lin et al.

This study found phacogoniotomy is non-inferior to phacotrabeculectomy for advanced PACG with cataract, offering similar IOP reduction, fewer complications, and better quality of life.

Lin Fengbin, Nie Xin, Shi Jiguang, Song Yunhe, Lv Aiguo, Li Xiaoyan et al.

Goniotomy proved safe and effective for glaucoma patients with prior failed surgeries, significantly lowering IOP and medication use, offering a viable alternative treatment option.

Song Yunhe, Zhang Yi, Li Fei, Zhang Yingzhe, Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo et al.

This study found that combining cataract surgery, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy effectively lowered eye pressure and medication needs in advanced angle-closure glaucoma patients, showing promise for treatment.

Li Shuning, Tang Guangxian, Fan Su Jie, Zhai Gang, Lv Jianhua, Zhang Hengli et al.

This study found that education, treatment delay, and initial eye pressure are key risk factors for blindness after acute angle closure glaucoma, highlighting the critical importance of timely intervention within 4.6 hours.