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Woo Joshua, Chopra Sakshi, Liu Keke, Tuttle Brandi, Muir Kelly W

This review found neighborhood deprivation is linked to higher glaucoma prevalence, worse presentation, and treatment delays, highlighting the need for targeted interventions in underserved communities.

Wasser Lauren M, Bear Todd M, Sommers Matthew, Cassidy Julie, Muir Kelly W, Williams Andrew M

Glaucoma patients missing appointments face care barriers and social risks. Many are open to rescheduling and patient navigators could help address these issues, improving care access.

Sleath Betsy, Beznos Bethany, Carpenter Delesha M, Budenz Donald L, Muir Kelly W, Romero Maria S et al.

This study found African American glaucoma patients and providers rarely discuss quality-of-life. Communication improved with African American providers, highlighting a need for enhanced residency training on patient QoL discussions.

Beznos Bethany, Sayner Robyn, Carpenter Delesha M, Budenz Donald L, Muir Kelly W, Annis Izabela E et al.

African American glaucoma patients often have questions, but many don't ask them all during visits, even with a prompt list. This highlights a need to improve patient-provider communication.

Dahshan Deena, Johnson Nicholas, El-Hamdani Rawan, Muir Kelly W

This study found online glaucoma education videos are often hard to understand and lack cultural/language diversity, highlighting a critical need for improved, inclusive patient resources.

Williams Andrew M, Theophanous Christos, Muir Kelly W, Rosdahl Jullia A, Woolson Sandra, Olsen Maren et al.

A glaucoma education intervention significantly improved medication adherence and was cost-saving over six months, demonstrating a valuable approach for better patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency.

Robbins Cason B, Wisely C Ellis, Rosdahl Jullia A, Muir Kelly W, Gupta Divakar

Preoperative video education for SLT patients didn't improve knowledge, anxiety, or satisfaction, as these were already favorable. Thus, videos may be omitted in similar clinical settings.

Swan Russell J, Ferguson Tanner J, Shah Manjool, Muir Kelly W, Samuelson Thomas W, Ahmed Iqbal Ike K et al.

A multi-pressure dial applying negative pressure around the eye safely and effectively lowered intraocular pressure in a titratable manner, offering a novel non-pharmacologic glaucoma treatment strategy.

Gedde Steven J, Lind John T, Wright Martha M, Chen Philip P, Muir Kelly W, Vinod Kateki et al.

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki, Wright Martha M, Muir Kelly W, Lind John T, Chen Philip P et al.

Cai Cindy X, Michalak Suzanne M, Stinnett Sandra S, Muir Kelly W, Fekrat Sharon, Borkar Durga S

This study found ICD-10 coding for diabetic retinopathy and its stages, especially PDR, is more accurate than ICD-9, improving clinical database research potential.

Rothman Adam L, Rosdahl Jullia A, Hunter Thomas G, Challa Pratap, Muir Kelly W

Residents performing Baerveldt glaucoma surgery achieved comparable intraocular pressure reduction and failure rates to specialists. This supports resident autonomy in complex glaucoma procedures.

Hein Aaron M, Rosdahl Jullia A, Bosworth Hayden B, Woolson Sandra L, Olsen Maren K, Kirshner Miriam A et al.

Studying glaucoma patients, self-reported drop confidence and medication possession weren't strong indicators of successful eye drop administration. Direct observation remains the most effective assessment.

Davis Scott A, Sleath Betsy, Carpenter Delesha M, Blalock Susan J, Muir Kelly W, Budenz Donald L

Many glaucoma patients struggle with eye drop technique, often contaminating bottles or missing drops. Interventions like devices or education show promise to improve this, which is crucial for better disease control.

Thompson Atalie C, Manjunath Varsha, Muir Kelly W

This study found Caucasian race and nonscleral patch grafts increase risk and hasten repeat glaucoma drainage device exposure after initial repair, informing surgical material selection.

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Sleath Betsy, Blalock Susan J, Carpenter Delesha M, Sayner Robyn, Muir Kelly W, Slota Catherine et al.

This study found that patient self-efficacy and physician education on drop administration positively impact glaucoma medication adherence, highlighting communication's role in better outcomes.

Muir Kelly W, Christensen Logan, Bosworth Hayden B

Poor health literacy in glaucoma patients leads to worse medication adherence and appointments, highlighting the need for simpler educational materials to improve outcomes.

Malone Paula E, Herndon Leon W, Muir Kelly W, Jaffe Glenn J

Combined fluocinolone acetonide implant and glaucoma drainage device for uveitic glaucoma was safe and effective, reducing inflammation, improving vision, and lowering IOP. This offers a single-session treatment option.

Muir Kelly W, Duncan Lois, Enyedi Laura B, Freedman Sharon F

This study found black children have thinner central corneas than white children, and thicker corneas correlate with higher measured intraocular pressure, impacting glaucoma assessment.

Muir Kelly W, Santiago-Turla Cecile, Stinnett Sandra S, Herndon Leon W, Allingham R Rand, Challa Pratap et al.

This study found many glaucoma patients have low health literacy, which correlated with poorer medication adherence. Tailored interventions could improve treatment success.

Muir Kelly W, Duncan Lois, Enyedi Laura B, Stinnett Sandra S, Freedman Sharon F

This study found children's central corneal thickness (CCT) remains stable over 1-2 years, regardless of glaucoma or medication. This suggests CCT is a reliable, consistent measurement in pediatric glaucoma management.

Muir Kelly W, Jin Jing, Freedman Sharon F

This study found children with ocular hypertension have significantly thicker corneas than controls, impacting IOP interpretation in pediatric glaucoma management.