Mikropoulos Dimitrios G

Sales-Sanz Marco, Arranz-Marquez Esther, Piñero David P, Arruabarrena Carolina, Mikropoulos Dimitrios G, Teus Miguel A

LASIK significantly lowers Goldmann and DCT IOP readings, but not Schiøtz, which better reflects true pressure post-LASIK due to altered ocular rigidity, improving glaucoma monitoring.

Mocan Mehmet C, Kasim Burcu, Muz Ersin, Irkec Murat, Orhan Mehmet, Karabulut Erdem et al.

Water drinking test showed treated exfoliation glaucoma patients, unlike XFS or controls, have significantly higher IOP spikes, indicating impaired outflow and suggesting WDT can unmask outflow dysfunction.

Bolívar Gema, Sánchez-Barahona Cristina, Teus Miguel, Castejón Miguel A, Paz-Moreno-Arrones Javier, Gutiérrez-Ortiz Consuelo et al.

Latanoprost treatment in glaucoma patients significantly increased corneal hysteresis, suggesting a direct effect on corneal viscoelastic properties, independent of IOP reduction.

Konstas Anastasios-Georgios P, Holló Gábor, Mikropoulos Dimitrios G, Haidich Anna-Bettina, Dimopoulos Antonios T, Empeslidis Theodoros et al.

In high-pressure exfoliation glaucoma, bimatoprost-timolol fixed combination provided superior 24-hour IOP control compared to latanoprost, suggesting it's a more effective first-line treatment for these at-risk patients.

Konstas Anastasios G P, Mikropoulos Dimitrios G, Irkec Murat

Wirtz Mary K, Samples John R, Toumanidou Victoria, Charlesworth Jac, Mikropoulos Dimitrios G, Kaltsos Konstantinos et al.

In an isolated Greek population, the Thr377Met MYOC mutation was strongly linked to higher intraocular pressure and optic nerve damage (VCDR), highlighting its role in glaucoma severity.