Matsuoka Masato

Otsu Yayoi, Matsuoka Masato, Koshibu Kayo, Miwa Kayako, Kuro Maki, Minamino Keizo et al.

This study found that repeat trabeculotomy significantly lowered intraocular pressure in primary open-angle glaucoma eyes after initial surgery failure, suggesting it's a viable additional treatment option.

Matsuoka Masato, Ando Akira, Minamino Keizo, Matsuyama Kayako, Shima Chieko, Matsumura Miyo et al.

Combined trabeculotomy and sinusotomy significantly reduced diurnal IOP fluctuations and peak IOP in open-angle glaucoma patients, even those with controlled office-hour pressures. This surgery offers a viable treatment option for reducing harmful IOP spikes.

Ogata Nahoko, Imaizumi Masahito, Miyashiro Miki, Arichi Miwa, Matsuoka Masato, Ando Akira et al.

Highly myopic eyes, especially with chorioretinal atrophy, showed significantly lower aqueous PEDF levels. This suggests PEDF reduction may contribute to myopic degeneration, potentially guiding future therapeutic strategies.

Ogata Nahoko, Matsuoka Masato, Imaizumi Masahito, Arichi Miwa, Matsumura Miyo

This study found significantly lower PEDF levels in the aqueous humor of eyes with retinitis pigmentosa and advanced glaucoma, suggesting PEDF deficiency may contribute to neuroretinal degeneration.

Ogata Nahoko, Matsuoka Masato, Imaizumi Masahito, Arichi Miwa, Matsumura Miyo

Aqueous humor PEDF levels decrease with age, a finding potentially relevant for understanding age-related eye diseases, especially those involving angiogenesis.