Mohamed Ashik

Senthil Sirisha, Goyal Shaveta, Mohamed Ashik, Garudadri Chandrasekhar

This study found pseudophakic eyes with aqueous misdirection often needed multiple interventions. Prior glaucoma surgery or longer axial length predicted faster resolution, while delayed presentation increased treatment failure risk.

Mandal Anil K, Gothwal Vijaya K, Mohamed Ashik

This 20-year study of primary congenital glaucoma surgery (CTT) found good initial IOP control, but complete success declined to 44.5% at 20 years, with moderate visual recovery.

Gebremichael Bayu G, Mohamed Ashik, Chaurasia Sunita, Senthil Sirisha

Ahmed Glaucoma Valve (AGV) implants for glaucoma secondary to ICE syndrome showed reasonable success in controlling intraocular pressure (IOP) and reducing medications, with manageable corneal complications, offering a viable treatment option.

Shanbhag Swapna S, Senthil Sirisha, Mohamed Ashik, Basu Sayan

This study compared Boston Type 1 and Aurolab keratoprostheses for limbal stem cell deficiency. Both showed similar anatomical/functional success, with new-onset glaucoma being a common complication. Aurolab Kpro offers an accessible alternative.

Kaliki Swathi, Gupta Shweta, Ramappa George, Mohamed Ashik, Mishra Dilip K

Retinoblastoma's high-risk features vary by age at enucleation, with younger children having fewer post-laminar optic nerve/choroidal infiltrations, impacting prognosis and treatment strategies.

Senthil Sirisha, Thakur Monica, Rao Harsha Laxmana, Mohamed Ashik, Jonnadula Ganesh Babu, Sangwan Virender et al.

This study found steroid-induced glaucoma in VKC patients is severe, often affecting adolescent males, with one-third needing surgery and one-third experiencing blindness, highlighting the need for careful steroid use and monitoring.

Gollakota SriRamani, Garudadri Chandra S, Mohamed Ashik, Senthil Sirisha

Large diameter soft bandage contact lenses effectively resolved early post-trabeculectomy bleb leaks in most patients, offering a successful non-invasive treatment option before surgery.