Mudumbai Raghu C

Meirick Thomas M, Mudumbai Raghu C, Zhang Matthew M, Chen Philip P

This study found topical netarsudil can cause reversible punctal stenosis, leading to tearing. Clinically, ophthalmologists should monitor for this side effect, as discontinuation may resolve symptoms and stenosis.

Taylor Logan, Bojikian Karine D, Jung Hoon, Chu Zhongdi, Zhou Xiao, Zhang Qinqin et al.

This study found no microcirculation differences between African and European descent glaucoma patients, but microcirculation correlated with disease severity in both groups, suggesting its utility across ethnicities.

Bojikian Karine D, Nobrega Priscilla, Wen Joanne C, Zhang Qinqin, Mudumbai Raghu C, Johnstone Murray A et al.

OCTA showed glaucoma eyes have reduced macular microcirculation, correlating with disease severity. Central visual field sensitivity best reflected these microvascular changes, aiding early detection and monitoring.

Green Catherine M, Salim Sarwat, Edward Deepak P, Mudumbai Raghu C, Golnik Karl

Experts developed an internationally valid rubric (ICO-OSCAR: Trabeculectomy) to assess trabeculectomy surgical skill, providing a standardized tool for global training and evaluation.

Chen Chieh-Li, Bojikian Karine D, Wen Joanne C, Zhang Qinqin, Xin Chen, Mudumbai Raghu C et al.

This study found reduced peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer microcirculation in both affected and clinically "normal" hemispheres of glaucoma eyes, suggesting vascular dysfunction may precede structural changes.

Chen Chieh-Li, Zhang Anqi, Bojikian Karine D, Wen Joanne C, Zhang Qinqin, Xin Chen et al.

OMAG revealed reduced peripapillary RNFL microcirculation (blood flux index) in glaucoma and suspects, correlating with structural/functional damage. This may aid glaucoma monitoring.

Lin Michelle P, Ekşioğlu Ümit, Mudumbai Raghu C, Slabaugh Mark A, Chen Philip P

Severe ocular chemical burns (Roper-Hall III/IV) significantly increase glaucoma risk and surgical need. While pressure control is often achieved, tube surgeries frequently require revisions, highlighting complex management.

Chen Philip P, Cady Robert Samuel, Mudumbai Raghu C, Ngan Rose

Glaucoma patients with prior visual field progression often continue progressing (55%), especially if initial progression was rapid. This highlights the need for aggressive treatment in these high-risk eyes.

Ngan Rose, Lam Deborah L, Mudumbai Raghu C, Chen Philip P

This study found nearly half of normal-tension glaucoma suspects missed follow-up appointments, with younger age, English fluency, and lack of insurance being key risk factors, highlighting access barriers to care.

Park Roy J, Mudumbai Raghu C, Chen Philip P

This study found that intraocular pressure in HIV patients treated with HAART is not significantly different from healthy controls, suggesting HAART normalizes IOP in this population.