Mildenberger Eva

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Grabitz Stephanie, Mildenberger Eva, Uphaus Timo, Hahn Marianne et al.

This study found prematurity and perinatal issues lead to thinner optic nerve layers and larger cups in children, indicating a need for careful glaucoma monitoring in this high-risk group.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Grabitz Stephanie, Hoffmann Esther M, Mildenberger Eva, Uphaus Timo et al.

Fetal growth restriction in term-born children is linked to thinner optic nerve layers, suggesting reduced neuronal reserve and potential neurodevelopmental risks requiring monitoring.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Mildenberger Eva, Hoffmann Esther M, Laspas Panagiotis, Stoffelns Bernhard et al.

Full-term babies with severe fetal growth restriction have a larger adult cup-to-disc ratio, indicating a lasting impact on optic nerve morphology and potential glaucoma risk.

Fieß Achim, Schäffler Alina, Mildenberger Eva, Urschitz Michael S, Wagner Felix M, Hoffmann Esther M et al.

This study found that greater prematurity, not ROP or low birth weight, leads to thinner retinal nerve fiber layers in adults, suggesting a higher glaucoma risk.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Mildenberger Eva, Urschitz Michael S, Zepp Fred, Hoffmann Esther M et al.

Studying preterm adults, researchers found extremely preterm birth and untreated ROP linked to larger VCDR, potentially increasing glaucoma misdiagnosis risk.