Nguyen Bao N

Nguyen Bao N, Park Adela S Y, McKendrick Allison M

Migraine patients showed reduced non-foveal retinal electrical responses (mf-ERG), especially parafoveally, despite normal visual fields. This suggests localized retinal dysfunction in migraine, important for interpreting electrophysiological tests in other conditions like glaucoma.

Liu Ping, Nguyen Bao N, Turpin Andrew, McKendrick Allison M

The COMPASS perimeter showed glaucoma visual field defects that were deeper, more localized, and sharper-edged than HFA, consistent with its eye-tracking advantage, offering potentially more precise defect mapping.

Nguyen Bao N, Cleary Jon O, Glarin Rebecca, Kolbe Scott C, Moffat Bradford A, Ordidge Roger J et al.

7T MRI showed myopes have smaller retrobulbar optic nerves and subarachnoid spaces than emmetropes. This tool can assess optic nerve morphology behind the eye, relevant for glaucoma and myopia-related conditions.

Muthusamy Vasanth, Turpin Andrew, Walland Mark J, Nguyen Bao N, McKendrick Allison M

ARREST, a new visual field test, increased spatial sampling in glaucoma patients without extending test duration, offering better defect description for clinical use.

Bedggood Phillip, Mukherjee Soumya, Nguyen Bao N, Turpin Andrew, McKendrick Allison M

This study found myopia altered optic nerve fiber layer thickness profiles, but not temporal raphe geometry, though raphe variations predict visual field mapping issues, impacting glaucoma assessment.

Lek Jia Jia, Nguyen Bao N, McKendrick Allison M, Vingrys Algis J

This study found glaucoma uniquely impairs both retinal and post-retinal contrast processing (PERG/PVEP), unlike normal aging which primarily affects retinal signals. This distinguishes glaucomatous from age-related vision changes.

Nguyen Bao N, Lek Jia Jia, Vingrys Algis J, McKendrick Allison M

Migraine, a common comorbidity, can confound glaucoma diagnostic test results even between attacks, necessitating careful interpretation and management in eye care.