Mohamed-Noriega Jibran

Lazaridis Georgios, Montesano Giovanni, Afgeh Saman Sadeghi, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Ourselin Sebastien, Lorenzi Marco et al.

A deep learning model using OCT images and RNFLT accurately predicted visual field sensitivity in glaucoma patients. This method outperformed others, offering a promising, non-invasive way to estimate visual function from OCT.

Sakaorat Petchyim, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Sharara Ahmad, Daniel Moritz, Brookes John

Sakaorat Petchyim, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Sharara Ahmad, Daniel Moritz C, Brookes John

Cyclodiode laser for childhood glaucoma (under 8) showed a 55% 12-month success rate, delaying more invasive surgery. It's a safe option, especially for high-risk patients.

Lazaridis Georgios, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Aguilar-Munoa Soledad, Suzuki Katsuyoshi, Nomoto Hiroki, Garway-Heath David F

Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Gizzi Corrado, Brookes John

Berger Osvaldo, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Low Sancy, Daniel Moritz C, Petchyim Sakaorat, Papadopoulos Maria et al.

This study found 360-degree microcatheter trabeculotomy (MCT) for pediatric glaucoma achieved significantly higher success rates and fewer reoperations than conventional angle surgery, suggesting MCT is a superior treatment option.

Founti Panayiota, Bunce Catey, Khawaja Anthony P, Doré Caroline J, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Garway-Heath David F

The UKGTS found latanoprost halved glaucoma visual field deterioration risk. Higher IOP, bilateral disease, and disc hemorrhage increased risk, while smoking history unexpectedly showed a protective association.

Daniel Moritz C, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Petchyim Sakaorat, Brookes John

Studying GDDs in infants, this research found a 59% 5-year success rate, showing GDDs are a safe, effective, and less burdensome treatment option for early childhood glaucoma.

Gizzi Corrado, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Elkarmouty Ahmed, Scott Andrew

Studying trabeculectomy after failed XEN-45, researchers found it feasible but noted high rates of low IOP and avascular blebs, likely due to cumulative mitomycin C exposure.

Gizzi Corrado, Mohamed-Noriega Jibran, Murdoch Ian

Long-term atropine use for congenital cataracts was linked to a rare case of bilateral pigment dispersion syndrome and ocular hypertension, suggesting it's a potential drug side effect.