Mendez-Hernandez Carmen

Tolosa-Tort Cristina, Poza-Martin Emma, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen

This study found glaucoma significantly reduces peripapillary vascular density more than systemic vascular risk factors (hypertension, diabetes, hypercholesterolemia), suggesting glaucoma itself is the primary driver of these microvascular changes.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Wang Surina, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Salazar-Quiñones Liseth, Güemes-Villahoz Noemi, Fernandez-Perez Cristina et al.

This study found optic nerve head colorimetry (Laguna ONhE) and OCT-A vessel density similarly distinguish open-angle glaucoma from healthy eyes, offering valuable diagnostic tools.

Arribas-Pardo Paula, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Cuiña-Sardiña Ricardo, Benitez-Del-Castillo Jose Manuel, Garcia-Feijoo Julian

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Cuiña-Sardiña Ricardo, Fernandez-Perez Cristina, Mendez-Fernandez Rosalia, Saenz-Frances Federico et al.

This study found all five tonometers provide reliable IOP in keratoconus, with or without ring segments. iCare Pro was most consistent with GAT, while ORA was least, guiding clinical tonometer choice.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Rodriguez-Uña Ignacio, Gonzalez-de-la Rosa Manuel, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Garcia-Feijoo Julian

Laguna ONhE, measuring optic nerve head hemoglobin, showed similar glaucoma diagnostic accuracy to OCT and HRT III, suggesting a potential new, comparable diagnostic tool.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Saenz-Frances Federico, Rodriguez-Uña Ignacio, Fernandez-Perez Cristina et al.

This study found that measuring optic nerve head hemoglobin with Laguna ONhE is highly reproducible in both healthy and glaucomatous eyes, suggesting it's a reliable tool for glaucoma assessment.

Gonzalez de la Rosa Manuel, Gonzalez-Hernandez Marta, Sigut Jose, Alayon Silvia, Radcliffe Nathan, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen et al.

Gonzalez de la Rosa Manuel, Gonzalez-Hernandez Marta, Sigut Jose, Alayon Silvia, Radcliffe Nathan, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen et al.

A new method measuring optic nerve head hemoglobin for glaucoma diagnosis performed comparably or superiorly to existing tests, offering a promising, reproducible diagnostic tool.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Jimenez-Santos Maria, Saenz-Frances Federico, Matilla-Rodero Maria, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Herrero-Vanrell Rocio et al.

This study compared rebound and noncontact tonometry to Goldmann applanation. Both performed similarly to GAT but neither met ISO accuracy standards, and both were influenced by corneal thickness.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Saenz-Frances Federico, Vizzeri Gianmarco, Fernandez-Vidal Ana, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen et al.

This study found rebound tonometry (RBT) consistently overestimates IOP compared to Goldmann (Perkins) in congenital glaucoma, particularly with thicker corneas, despite good correlation. RBT was easier to use.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Fernandez-Vidal Ana, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Garcia-Sanchez Julian

ORA significantly overestimates IOP compared to GAT, with differences increasing at higher pressures. ORA readings are also affected by central corneal thickness, impacting glaucoma management.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Garcia-Sanchez Julian

Bioultrasonography in Listeria endophthalmitis revealed iris tissue changes and pigment epithelial detachment, explaining the characteristic "black hypopyon." This aids diagnosis of this rare, severe infection.