Moster Marlene R

Guedes Jaime, Amaral Dillan Cunha, de Oliveira Caneca Karina, Cassins Aguiar Eduardo Henrique, de Oliveira Lucas Neves, Mora-Paez Denisse J et al.

This meta-analysis found KDB goniotomy combined with phacoemulsification yielded better surgical success and IOP reduction than iStent, especially compared to first-generation iStents, offering a superior surgical option.

Panarelli Joseph F, Moster Marlene R, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Flowers Brian E, Baker N Douglas, Barnebey Howard S et al.

This study found trabeculectomy had greater 2-year surgical success than MicroShunt for POAG, achieving lower IOP and medication use, though with more hypotony. Trabeculectomy remains a more effective surgical option.

Hallaj Shahin, Wong Jae-Chiang, Shalaby Wesam Shamseldin, Ayres Brandon D, Moster Marlene R

GATT surgery for glaucoma can rarely cause persistent, fixed mydriasis, leading to severe photosensitivity; surgical pupilloplasty may offer relief.

Wong Michael K, Bowers Mallory E, Ventimiglia Jonas, Niknam Rachel M, Moster Marlene R, Pro Michael J et al.

This study found intracameral Bimatoprost SR significantly lowered IOP and medication use in glaucoma patients, offering an effective treatment option even after prior SLT.

Wu Connie M, Zheng Cindy X, Kuley Brandon, Wong Jae-Chiang, Lin Michael M, Moster Stephen J et al.

This study found Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT) can effectively lower eye pressure in open-angle glaucoma patients who previously had incisional surgery, offering a viable treatment option.

Baker N Douglas, Barnebey Howard S, Moster Marlene R, Stiles Michael C, Vold Steven D, Khatana Anup K et al.

This study compared MicroShunt and trabeculectomy for glaucoma; trabeculectomy achieved better IOP reduction and success rates, making it more effective at one year.

Sinha Sapna, Ganjei Allen Y, McWatters Zoe, Lee Daniel, Moster Marlene R, Myers Jonathan S et al.

This study found Baerveldt GDDs achieved better IOP reduction and success in uveitic glaucoma than Ahmed, but with more complications like hypotony, impacting surgical choice.

Sanvicente Carina T, Moster Marlene R, Lee Daniel, Myers Jonathan S

Dugan Connor, Zheng Cindy X, Lin Michael M, Ustaoglu Melih, Zhang Qiang Ed, Hamershock Rose A et al.

Studying Ahmed valve surgery, early viscoelastic injection did not reduce short-term complications like hypotony or shallow ACs, suggesting no clinical benefit for this modified technique.

Sanvicente Carina T, Moster Marlene R, Lee Daniel, Menezes Alicia, Ghahramani Aria, Zhang Qiang et al.

A study found that implanting Ahmed Glaucoma Valves without plate sutures is as safe and effective as the standard method, offering a simpler surgical option for glaucoma patients.

Lin Michael M, Morgan William H, Kolomeyer Natasha N, Moster Stephen J, Zheng Cindy X, Giubilato Antonio et al.

XEN gel stents effectively treated glaucoma in four ICE syndrome patients, lowering IOP safely without occlusion, suggesting a promising new surgical option for this challenging condition.

Waisbourd Michael, Sanvicente Carina T, Coleman Haley M, Sieburth Rebecca, Zhan Tingting, Gogte Priyanka et al.

Rapid glaucoma progression leads to worse visual fields, lower performance on vision tasks, and poorer quality of life, with contrast sensitivity significantly declining within a year. This highlights the severe impact on patients' daily function.

Williams Alice L, Moster Marlene R, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Resende Arthur F, Horan Teresa, Reynolds Michael et al.

MP-CPC effectively lowered IOP in refractory glaucoma, but significant vision loss occurred. Shorter, repeated treatments may improve safety.

Yung Edward S, Moster Marlene R, Sanvicente Carina, Pluta John, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Patel Arjun S et al.

Trypan blue bleb staining during cataract surgery in prior trabeculectomy eyes was studied. Staining intensity did not predict post-operative IOP changes, suggesting limited clinical utility for assessing bleb function.

Abramowitz Benjamin, Moster Marlene R, Pro Michael, Schmidt Courtland, Dale Elizabeth, Yung Edward et al.

This pilot study found high-density polyethylene (Su-Por) tube shunt patch grafts had a significant extrusion rate (36%), deeming it inadequate for clinical use compared to human tissue.

Rahmatnejad Kamran, Pruzan Noelle L, Amanullah Sarah, Shaukat Bilal A, Resende Arthur F, Waisbourd Michael et al.

GATT surgery for open-angle glaucoma effectively lowered IOP and medication use, showing promise as a minimally invasive option, though success varied by race.

Amarasekera Dilru C, Resende Arthur F, Waisbourd Michael, Puri Sanjeev, Moster Marlene R, Hark Lisa A et al.

This study found steady-state pattern electroretinogram (ssPERG) effectively distinguished glaucomatous from healthy eyes, showing promise as a clinical diagnostic tool, unlike short-duration visual evoked potentials.

Zheng Cindy X, Moster Marlene R, Khan M Ali, Chiang Allen, Garg Sunir J, Dai Yang et al.

This study found rare, severe endophthalmitis after glaucoma drainage implant surgery, often linked to implant erosion. Prompt diagnosis and treatment, including GDI removal, are crucial for better visual outcomes.

Resende Arthur F, Moster Marlene R, Patel Neal S, Lee Daniel, Dhami Hermandeep, Pro Michael J et al.

This study compared Ahmed and Baerveldt implants for very high IOP glaucoma, finding similar long-term success but more early hypotony with Baerveldt. Both are effective for emergency cases.

Waisbourd Michael, Dhami Hermandeep, Zhou Chen, Hsieh Michael, Abichandani Pramod, Pro Michael J et al.

Glaucoma patients and caregivers showed high interest in a free app for education and reminders, suggesting digital tools can improve knowledge and adherence if readily accessible.

Cvintal Victor, Moster Marlene R, Shyu Andrew P, McDermott Katie, Ekici Feyzahan, Pro Michael J et al.

The AGV M4 initially lowered IOP, but pressure significantly increased after one month, leading to high failure rates by one year, suggesting limited long-term efficacy.

Hu Wanda D, Moster Marlene R, Zheng Cindy X, Sabherwal Naryan, Pequignot Edward, Cvintal Victor et al.

Second glaucoma drainage implants effectively lower IOP and medication use in refractory glaucoma, with similar success regardless of implant type or location, offering a viable treatment option.

Hu Cindy X, Mantravadi Anand, Zangalli Camila, Ali Mohsin, Faria Bruno M, Richman Jesse et al.

This study compared OCT and gonioscopy for glaucoma angle assessment, finding OCT often misses angle closure due to poor structure identification, while gonioscopy by trained clinicians shows consistent agreement.

Trubnik Valerie, Zangalli Camila, Moster Marlene R, Chia Thomas, Ali Mohsin, Martinez Patricia et al.

This study found that concomitant intraocular surgery during glaucoma drainage device implantation is a potential risk factor for future device erosions, highlighting the need for careful patient selection.

Caprioli Joseph, Kim Julie H, Friedman David S, Kiang Tina, Moster Marlene R, Parrish Richard K et al.