Mathew Sunu

Shughoury Aumer, Mathew Sunu, Arciero Julia, Wurster Patrick, Adjei Susuana, Ciulla Thomas et al.

Retinal oximetry in glaucoma research investigates oxygen supply and demand. It shows promise for understanding glaucoma's causes, distinguishing primary vascular issues from secondary changes due to tissue atrophy.

Mathew Sunu, Harris Alon, Ridenour Colin M, Wirostko Barbara M, Burgett Kendall M, Scripture Molly D et al.

Wurster Patrick, Harris Alon, Gonzalez Andrea C, Adjei Susuana, Verticchio Vercellin Alice, Mathew Sunu et al.

This review found open-angle glaucoma is a growing concern in Latin Americans, with unique risk factors like African ancestry and hypertension, necessitating targeted research for improved care.

Jasty Uma, Harris Alon, Siesky Brent, Rowe Lucas W, Verticchio Vercellin Alice C, Mathew Sunu et al.

This review found optic disc hemorrhage is a significant risk factor for primary open-angle glaucoma across populations, highlighting its importance for understanding glaucoma pathogenesis and treatment.

Ciulla Lauren, Moorthy Meena, Mathew Sunu, Siesky Brent, Verticchio Vercellin Alice C, Price David et al.

This review found nocturnal IOP peaks and BP troughs create low ocular perfusion, impacting glaucoma progression. Managing circadian rhythm and nocturnal IOP is key for treatment.

Price David A, Harris Alon, Siesky Brent, Mathew Sunu

This review found low intracranial pressure is often linked to glaucoma, but its exact relationship with retrolaminar tissue pressure varies based on optic canal size and lamina thickness, impacting disease understanding.

Harris Alon, Guidoboni Giovanna, Siesky Brent, Mathew Sunu, Verticchio Vercellin Alice C, Rowe Lucas et al.

Ocular blood flow impacts eye disease, but current assessment is limited. Integrating mathematical modeling and AI could enable personalized risk assessment and precision medicine in ophthalmology.

Price David Andrew, Grzybowski Andrzej, Eikenberry Jennifer, Januleviciene Ingrida, Verticchio Vercellin Alice Chandra, Mathew Sunu et al.

This review explored non-invasive ICP measurement techniques for ophthalmology. MRI-ICP shows the most promise, offering safer monitoring for conditions like glaucoma and papilledema, though no method fully replaces invasive techniques yet.

Mathew Sunu, Harris Alon, Ridenour Colin M, Wirostko Barbara M, Burgett Kendall M, Scripture Molly D et al.

Managing glaucoma in pregnancy is challenging. Pregnant women have lower intraocular pressure, but medication risks to the fetus necessitate balancing maternal optic nerve protection with avoiding harmful interventions.

Patel Pooja, Harris Alon, Toris Carol, Tobe Leslie, Lang Matthew, Belamkar Aditya et al.

Patel Pooja, Harris Alon, Toris Carol, Tobe Leslie, Lang Matthew, Belamkar Aditya et al.

This review found estrogen generally improves ocular blood flow and lowers IOP in POAG, suggesting sex hormones could guide future sex-specific glaucoma treatments.