Murdoch Ian

Liu Catherine K, Ali Omair, Murdoch Ian, Simon Judith

In Northern Ghana, 36% of glaucoma patients studied had primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG), emphasizing the need for comprehensive diagnosis, including gonioscopy, and broader training for this distinct, impactful condition.

Murdoch Ian, Puertas Renata, Hamedani Mehran, Khaw Peng Tee

This 20-year study found low-dose β-radiation with trabeculectomy for glaucoma was safe and effective, with rare complications, offering a viable anti-scarring option for at-risk patients.

Hamedani Mehran, Dulley Barbara, Murdoch Ian

This study found glaucoma severity correlates with objective and subjective glare-induced vision loss. Advanced glaucoma worsens disability glare, highlighting the need for comprehensive glare assessment in clinical practice.

Murdoch Ian, Baker Helen, Odouard Capucine, Kapessa Imani, Clarke Jonathan, Dhalla Kazim

This Tanzanian study found phacotrabeculectomy effectively lowered IOP long-term in most patients, with high satisfaction, despite limited follow-up. This supports its value in resource-limited settings.

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Wu Clara Hoi Ka, Luk Sheila M H, Holder Richard L, Rodrigues Zena, Ahmed Faisal, Murdoch Ian

This three-center study compared glaucoma patient data completeness between paper and electronic records. Paper records were significantly more complete for key parameters, highlighting the need for improved EPR design and training to ensure comprehensive patient care.

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.

Murdoch Calum, Opoku Kennedy, Murdoch Ian

Glaucoma awareness in Ghanaian faith communities was moderate, but disease-specific knowledge was low despite high awareness of professional care. Media can improve understanding.

De Smedt Stefan K, Fonteyne Yannick S, Muragijimana Felicienne, Palmer Katie, Murdoch Ian

This study found trabeculectomy with antimetabolites effectively lowers IOP long-term in Rwanda, but success decreases after two years, emphasizing the need for ongoing follow-up.

Kirwan James F, Cousens Simon, Venter Lynette, Cook Colin, Stulting Andries, Roux Paul et al.

Beta radiation significantly improved glaucoma surgery success by reducing failure rates, but increased the risk of cataract development, offering a trade-off for patients.