Mataki Naomi

Mataki Naomi, Mishima Koichi, Araie Makoto, Iwase Aiko, Murata Hiroshi, Otani Shinichiro et al.

Gonioscopy and UBM show significant disagreement in diagnosing occludable angles, with UBM both under- and over-diagnosing. Discrepancies relate to multiple anterior/posterior chamber factors, indicating neither method alone fully assesses angle closure.

Saito Hitomi, Kagami Shinji, Mishima Koichi, Mataki Naomi, Fukushima Atsuki, Araie Makoto

Ripasudil for glaucoma commonly caused blepharitis, often leading to discontinuation. A history of allergic reactions to other glaucoma drops increased this risk, warranting careful patient selection.

Mataki Naomi, Tomidokoro Atsuo, Araie Makoto, Iwase Aiko

This study found β-PPA is common, larger in glaucoma, and linked to age, myopia, and disc features, providing reference data for glaucoma risk assessment in Japanese populations.

Mishima Koichi, Tomidokoro Atsuo, Suramethakul Pitipong, Mataki Naomi, Kurita Naoyuki, Mayama Chihiro et al.

AS-SS-OCT detected iridotrabecular contact (ITC) in shallow anterior chambers more frequently than UBM, revealing a higher prevalence of angle closure risk and potential for peripheral anterior synechiae formation.

Nakagawa Suguru, Murata Hiroshi, Saito Hitomi, Nakahara Hisae, Mataki Naomi, Tomidokoro Atsuo et al.

FDT perimetry detected functional decline in the "normal" visual field of glaucoma patients with low-to-normal IOP, whereas standard perimetry did not. This suggests FDT can identify earlier damage progression.

Usui Tomohiko, Tomidokoro Atsuo, Mishima Koichi, Mataki Naomi, Mayama Chihiro, Honda Norihiko et al.

High-definition AS-FD-OCT accurately identifies and quantifies Schlemm's canal and trabecular meshwork non-invasively. This offers a valuable tool for glaucoma diagnosis and monitoring.