Miyata Kazunori

Mataki Naomi, Mishima Koichi, Araie Makoto, Iwase Aiko, Murata Hiroshi, Otani Shinichiro et al.

Gonioscopy and UBM show significant disagreement in diagnosing occludable angles, with UBM both under- and over-diagnosing. Discrepancies relate to multiple anterior/posterior chamber factors, indicating neither method alone fully assesses angle closure.

Shioda Kayano, Kubota Noriko, Miyata Kazunori, Mori Yosai, Nakano Yuji, Kunishige Tomoyuki et al.

This study found vitrectomy significantly improved vision in macular pseudohole patients; poor preoperative vision, epiretinal proliferation, and ellipsoid zone disruption predicted worse outcomes.

Ono Takashi, Iwasaki Takuya, Sakisaka Toshihiro, Mori Yosai, Nejima Ryohei, Miyai Takashi et al.

This study found cataracts and uveitis significantly impaired vision in centenarians, highlighting their importance for maintaining visual function in this growing population.

Kinoshita Masaki, Goto So, Mori Yosai, Torii Hidemasa, Hasegawa Yumi, Kojima Takashi et al.

This study found new-generation IOL power formulas and Holladay 1 WK are more accurate for highly myopic eyes, improving refractive outcomes for cataract surgery patients.

Ueno Yuta, Oda Masahiro, Yamaguchi Takefumi, Fukuoka Hideki, Nejima Ryohei, Kitaguchi Yoshiyuki et al.

An AI model diagnosed 36 cataract/corneal conditions from smartphone images with high accuracy (AUC >0.96 for most conditions), demonstrating its potential for remote diagnosis and triage in ophthalmology.

Ono Takashi, Iwasaki Takuya, Kawahara Kana, Agune Yuko, Mori Yosai, Nejima Ryohei et al.

Early blood pressure monitoring and control during cataract surgery effectively reduced perioperative hypertension, suggesting a simple, widely applicable clinical strategy.

Terada Yukiko, Kaburaki Toshikatsu, Takase Hiroshi, Goto Hiroshi, Nakano Satoko, Inoue Yoshitsugu et al.

This study found distinct clinical features differentiate CMV anterior uveitis from HSV/VZV, with CMV showing insidious onset, small KPs, and higher glaucoma risk, guiding targeted diagnosis and management.

Ono Takashi, Iwasaki Takuya, Sameshima Sayumi, Lee Jinhee, Mori Yosai, Nejima Ryohei et al.

This study found well-controlled metabolic syndrome did not significantly alter perioperative blood pressure changes during cataract surgery with topical anesthesia, suggesting it doesn't pose an added risk for blood pressure instability.

Amano Shiro, Nejima Ryohei, Inoue Kenji, Miyata Kazunori

Topical prostaglandin eyedrops soften corneal biomechanics, making it more deformable, but do not change its shape. This has implications for glaucoma management and corneal measurements.

Ono Takashi, Mori Yosai, Nejima Ryohei, Ogata Miyuki, Minami Keiichiro, Miyata Kazunori

CXL effectively relieved pain from bullous keratopathy for one year. This pain relief likely stems from CXL-induced inadequate corneal nerve regeneration, offering a clinical benefit for BK patients.

Yamagishi-Kimura Reiko, Honjo Megumi, Komizo Takashi, Ono Takashi, Yagi Akiko, Lee Jinhee et al.

This study found pilocarpine interfered with ripasudil's IOP-lowering effects by altering outflow pathway cells. Clinically, combining these glaucoma drugs may reduce ripasudil's efficacy.

Ohtani Shinichiro, Shimizu Kimiya, Nejima Ryohei, Kagaya Fumie, Aihara Makoto, Iwasaki Takuya et al.

Long-term prostaglandin analog use for glaucoma alters conjunctival flora, with latanoprost specifically increasing resistant *S. epidermidis*. This impacts antibiotic choice for ocular infections.

Matsuda Aya, Hara Takeshi, Miyata Kazunori, Matsuo Hiroshi, Murata Hiroshi, Mayama Chihiro et al.

This study found pattern deviation (PD) values can misrepresent glaucoma visual field damage in patients with co-existing cataract, potentially underestimating advanced disease and overestimating early/moderate damage. Clinicians should interpret these results cautiously.

Nakagawa Suguru, Usui Tomohiko, Yokoo Seiichi, Omichi Sachiko, Kimakura Mikiko, Mori Yosai et al.

This study found BAC-containing glaucoma drops are most toxic to corneal cells; formulations with lower BAC (0.001%) or non-BAC preservatives like sofZia are less damaging to the eye surface.

Aihara Makoto, Otani Shin-ichiro, Kozaki Jun, Unoki Kazuhiko, Takeuchi Masamitsu, Minami Keiichiro et al.

Switching from BAK-latanoprost to BAK-free travoprost improved ocular surface health (less SPK/hyperemia) while maintaining intraocular pressure control, suggesting a beneficial clinical alternative.

Miyanaga Masaru, Sugita Sunao, Shimizu Norio, Morio Tomohiro, Miyata Kazunori, Maruyama Kazuichi et al.

This study found higher CMV viral loads in aqueous humor correlated with increased corneal endothelial cell damage in patients with CMV anterior uveitis, highlighting viral load's impact on corneal health.

Miyanaga Masaru, Miyai Takashi, Nejima Ryohei, Maruyama Yoko, Miyata Kazunori, Kato Satoshi

This study found bromfenac was as effective as betamethasone in reducing post-cataract surgery inflammation, suggesting bromfenac is a viable alternative for managing ocular inflammation.

Oshika Tetsuro, Eguchi Shuichiro, Oki Kohtaro, Yaguchi Shigeo, Bissen-Miyajima Hiroko, Ota Ichiro et al.

This study compared Healon5 and Healon OVDs in cataract surgery. Healon5 offered superior surgical performance (retention, chamber maintenance) with comparable safety, indicating its effectiveness for complex cases.

Miyata Kazunori, Nagamoto Toshiyuki, Maruoka Shinji, Tanabe Tatsurou, Nakahara Masaaki, Amano Shiro

The soft-shell technique significantly reduced corneal endothelial cell loss (6.4% vs 16.3%) during cataract surgery for hard nuclei, offering superior corneal protection in these challenging cases.