Nitta Eri

Shimazaki Takeru, Nitta Eri, Nakano Yuki, Kobayashi Nobuko, Kojima Hirokazu, Hara Ayaka et al.

Trabeculectomy in glaucoma patients increased optic nerve head blood flow, particularly superiorly and temporally, suggesting improved ONH health post-surgery.

Hirooka Kazuyuki, Nitta Eri, Ukegawa Kaori, Sato Shino, Kiuchi Yoshiaki

Trabeculectomy causes significant, continuous corneal endothelial cell loss over two years, with uveitic glaucoma increasing risk, highlighting the need for careful patient selection.

Shimazaki Takeru, Hirooka Kazuyuki, Nakano Yuki, Nitta Eri, Ukegawa Kaori, Tsujikawa Akitaka

This study found higher retinal venous oxygen saturation in worse visual field areas, particularly in normal-tension glaucoma, suggesting impaired oxygen extraction in affected regions.

Nitta Eri, Hirooka Kazuyuki, Shimazaki Takeru, Sato Shino, Ukegawa Kaori, Nakano Yuki et al.

Glaucoma surgery significantly lowered IOP, increasing retinal venous oxygen saturation, suggesting improved retinal blood flow and oxygenation, potentially benefiting optic nerve health.

Hirooka Kazuyuki, Sato Shino, Nitta Eri, Tsujikawa Akitaka

This study found that a glaucoma patient's visual field index (VFI) in their worse eye best correlates with vision-related quality of life, offering a useful clinical assessment tool.

Shimazaki Takeru, Hirooka Kazuyuki, Nakano Yuki, Nitta Eri, Ukegawa Kaori, Sato Shino et al.

Glaucoma patients with worse visual field defects showed higher retinal venous oxygen saturation, suggesting reduced oxygen extraction due to ganglion cell loss, which may indicate metabolic dysfunction.

Sato Shino, Hirooka Kazuyuki, Baba Tetsuya, Tenkumo Kaori, Nitta Eri, Shiraga Fumio

This study found a strong correlation between macular visual field sensitivity and ganglion cell layer thickness, especially in the inferotemporal region. This reinforces OCT's value for detecting glaucoma damage.