Maumenee A E

McCartney D L, Memmen J E, Stark W J, Quigley H A, Maumenee A E, Gottsch J D et al.

This study found combined cataract surgery and trabeculectomy effectively improved vision and controlled eye pressure in most patients, offering good visual rehabilitation and IOP control.

Maumenee A E, Schwartz M F

Acute intraoperative choroidal effusion is a poorly recognized complication. Immediate wound closure can prevent expulsive hemorrhage and often resolves the effusion without drainage, if prolapse is avoided.

Terry A C, Stark W J, Maumenee A E, Fagadau W

YAG laser capsulotomy improved vision in most patients but commonly caused temporary intraocular pressure spikes and occasional IOL damage, highlighting safety considerations for this effective procedure.

Maumenee A E

Oyakawa R T, Maumenee A E

Clear-cornea cataract surgery in eyes with functioning blebs generally maintained IOP control (91%) but often required more glaucoma medication. Most achieved good vision, showing it's a viable option.

Robin A L, Quigley H A, Pollack I P, Maumenee A E, Maumenee I H

Childhood glaucoma causes arcuate and nasal visual field loss, similar to adults, with vertical optic nerve damage. Disk cupping in children can result from neural loss, scleral canal enlargement, or both.

Maumenee A E

Wilmer Institute research over 40 years studied ocular adrenergic systems, finding they significantly influence aqueous humor dynamics and intraocular pressure, leading to glaucoma treatments like timolol.

Quigley H A, Maumenee A E

Long-term study of glaucoma patients found that sustained intraocular pressure reduction effectively prevented further optic nerve and visual field damage, reinforcing its critical role in preserving vision.

Pederson J E, Kenyon K R, Green W R, Maumenee A E

Pars planitis "snowbanks" are fibroglial proliferations involving the peripheral retina and vitreous, not just inflammation, with prominent retinal vein cuffing, explaining complications like glaucoma and retinal detachment.

Radius R L, Maumenee A E

Idiopathic dilated episcleral vessels were linked to unilateral/asymmetric open-angle glaucoma in three of four patients, suggesting a congenital vascular anomaly may elevate IOP by impeding outflow.

Radius R L, Maumenee A E, Green W R

This study found optic nerve pits in glaucoma patients are often acquired, progressive lesions linked to high eye pressure, not congenital, highlighting their role in worsening vision.

Radius R L, Maumenee A E

This study found optic atrophy causes slight optic nerve cupping, but not characteristic glaucomatous changes, suggesting distinct mechanisms for cupping in non-glaucomatous optic atrophy.

Jampol L M, Board R J, Maumenee A E

This study found no glaucomatous disk or field changes in 18 patients after 26 episodes of systemic shock, suggesting hypotension alone may not directly cause glaucoma.

Michels R G, Maumenee A E

Topical epinephrine caused reversible cystoid macular edema in an aphakic glaucoma patient, highlighting a potential drug-induced complication for clinicians to monitor.

Quigley H A, Maumenee A E, Stark W J

Two siblings with Scheie's syndrome developed acute glaucoma, likely angle-closure due to mucopolysaccharide deposition thickening anterior ocular structures, complicating management due to corneal clouding.