Murray Timothy G

Venincasa Vincent D, Modi Yasha S, Aziz Hassan A, Ayres Bernadette, Zehetner Claus, Shi Wei et al.

This study found that a greater "relative coloboma excavation" (coloboma depth/axial length) significantly predicts retinal detachment risk in coloboma patients, guiding follow-up and diagnosis.

Sisk Robert A, Murray Timothy G

Combined cataract and 23-gauge vitrectomy surgery safely improved vision in complex vitreoretinal cases, despite some needing additional treatments.

Gregori Ninel Z, Rosenfeld Philip J, Puliafito Carmen A, Flynn Harry W, Lee Ji Eun, Mavrofrides Elias C et al.

This study found IVTA for CRVO macular edema offered limited, transient visual improvement in some patients, with many eyes stable but not improved at one year, and significant IOP elevation risk.

Escalona-Benz Erika, Benz Matthew S, Briggs Jonathan W, Budenz Donald L, Parrish Richard K, Murray Timothy G

Uveal melanoma can rarely present as acute angle-closure glaucoma. Suspect melanoma in unresponsive unilateral cases, especially with obscured views, as B-scan ultrasound can reveal the tumor.

Scott Ingrid U, Flynn Harry W, Smiddy William E, Murray Timothy G, Moore Jeffrey K, Lemus Dagmar R et al.

This study found pars plana vitrectomy significantly improves vision and reduces high eye pressure in patients with retained lens fragments, with a less complicated clinical course predicting better outcomes.

Scott Ingrid U, Murray Timothy G, Flynn Harry W, Feuer William J, Schiffman Joyce C

This study found intraoperative perfluoro-n-octane for giant retinal tears achieved good reattachment and vision in most cases, but identified tear size, prior surgery, and age as key risk factors for re-detachment, guiding surgical planning.