Mari Jean Martial

Kim Jeong-Ah, Lee Seung Hyen, Son Dong Hwan, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A et al.

This study found topical IOP lowering in NTG patients caused detectable lamina cribrosa curvature changes in most eyes, suggesting structural response to treatment.

Kim Jeong-Ah, Lee Eun Ji, Kim Tae-Woo, Kim Hyunjoong, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial et al.

This study found lamina cribrosa morphology differs between NAION and NTG, even with similar nerve damage. This helps distinguish these conditions and understand their unique disease mechanisms.

Bak Eunoo, Lee Won June, Kim Jin-Soo, Lee Jinho, Ha Ahnul, Kim Yong Woo et al.

This study found that glaucoma patients with a laminar dot sign have thinner prelaminar tissue and a significantly higher risk of disease progression, indicating a more vulnerable optic nerve.

Lee Seung Hyen, Lee Eun Ji, Kim Joon Mo, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial, Kim Tae-Woo

Trabeculectomy in myopic glaucoma patients significantly reduced lamina cribrosa depth, meaning it moved anteriorly. This finding suggests IOP reduction can mechanically alter the optic nerve head, potentially benefiting nerve health.

Kim Ji-Ah, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial

NTG eyes showed thinner, more curved lamina cribrosa than healthy/OHT eyes, which had thicker, less curved lamina. This suggests distinct structural differences in glaucoma types.

Lee Kyoung Min, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial, Weinreb Robert N

In POAG patients, lower corneal hysteresis was linked to a more curved lamina cribrosa, suggesting it reflects structural vulnerability and could aid glaucoma risk assessment.

Lee Eun Ji, Kim Tae-Woo, Kim Ji-Ah, Kim Gyu-Nam, Kim Joon Mo, Girard Michaël J A et al.

This study found that a larger lamina cribrosa curvature and choroidal microvasculature dropout are the strongest predictors of rapid nerve fiber layer thinning in glaucoma, identifying patients at highest risk for progression.

Kim Jeong-Ah, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Kim Joon Mo, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial

This study found normal tension glaucoma eyes have significantly steeper lamina cribrosa curvature than healthy eyes, suggesting LC remodeling is key in NTG development.

Kim Ji-Ah, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michael J A, Mari Jean Martial

This study found that increased lamina cribrosa curvature correlated with reduced blood flow in normal-tension glaucoma eyes, suggesting mechanical stress impairs ocular perfusion in this condition.

Kim Ji-Ah, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial

This study found glaucoma eyes have regional lamina cribrosa changes matching nerve fiber layer defects, suggesting regional assessment is crucial for understanding glaucoma progression.

Kim Ji-Ah, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial

Trabeculectomy increased deep optic nerve head vessel density, primarily in the lamina cribrosa, which correlated more with reduced lamina cribrosa curvature than IOP reduction, suggesting improved blood flow in this critical area.

Kadziauskienė Aistė, Jašinskienė Ernesta, Ašoklis Rimvydas, Lesinskas Eugenijus, Rekašius Tomas, Chua Jacqueline et al.

Trabeculectomy typically flattens and shallows the lamina cribrosa long-term, but some eyes deepen. IOP reduction drives early changes, while later remodeling is crucial, impacting glaucoma progression.

Ha Ahnul, Kim Tai Jun, Girard Michael J A, Mari Jean Martial, Kim Young Kook, Park Ki Ho et al.

This study found greater baseline posterior bowing of the lamina cribrosa correlated with faster visual field deterioration in POAG, suggesting increased vulnerability to glaucomatous injury.

Lee Won June, Kim Hae Jin, Park Ki Ho, Kim Yong Woo, Girard Michael J A, Mari Jean Martial et al.

Lee Seung Hyen, Kim Tae-Woo, Lee Eun Ji, Girard Michaël J A, Mari Jean Martial

This study found lamina cribrosa curvature better distinguishes glaucoma from healthy eyes than depth, suggesting it could improve glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Nagia Lina, Huisingh Carrie, Johnstone John, Kline Lanning B, Clark Mark, Girard Michael J A et al.

NAION and contralateral eyes showed thicker peripapillary choroids than normal eyes. This suggests a thickened choroid might contribute to the "disk-at-risk" phenotype for NAION.

Kim Dai Woo, Jeoung Jin Wook, Kim Yong Woo, Girard Michael J A, Mari Jean Martial, Kim Young Kook et al.

This study found that even unaffected fellow eyes in unilateral glaucoma patients show subclinical lamina cribrosa and prelaminar tissue thinning, suggesting early, pre-symptomatic changes.

Girard Michaël J A, Beotra Meghna R, Chin Khai Sing, Sandhu Amanjeet, Clemo Monica, Nikita Eleni et al.

This study mapped optic nerve head strain after glaucoma surgery, finding variable strain relief and a link between greater lamina cribrosa strain relief and worse retinal sensitivity, highlighting individual biomechanical responses.

Mari Jean Martial, Strouthidis Nicholas G, Park Sung Chul, Girard Michaël J A

An adaptive OCT algorithm improved lamina cribrosa posterior boundary visibility by reducing noise. This enhances glaucoma diagnosis and monitoring by better characterizing optic nerve head biomechanics.

Girard Michaël J A, Strouthidis Nicholas G, Ethier C Ross, Mari Jean Martial

Algorithms improved OCT images of the optic nerve head by removing shadows and enhancing contrast, significantly improving visibility of deep structures like the lamina cribrosa, aiding glaucoma risk assessment.