Meek Keith M

Pijanka Jacek K, Coudrillier Baptiste, Ziegler Kimberly, Sorensen Thomas, Meek Keith M, Nguyen Thao D et al.

This study mapped collagen fiber orientation in human sclera, finding reduced peripapillary fiber anisotropy in glaucoma eyes. This suggests structural differences may impact glaucoma susceptibility or progression.

Alhamad Tariq A, Meek Keith M

This study compared corneal hysteresis (CH) in living eyes, excised eyes, and corneas. Key finding: CH intrinsically decreases with increasing intraocular pressure, suggesting it's a tissue property, relevant for glaucoma assessment.

Boote Craig, Elsheikh Ahmed, Kassem Wael, Kamma-Lorger Christina S, Hocking Paul M, White Nick et al.

This study found that abnormal corneal collagen orientation in diseased chicken eyes increased stiffness, highlighting how structural changes impact corneal biomechanics and its response to intraocular pressure.