Niu Lingling

Liu Fang, Wang Yunzhe, Niu Lingling, Zhao Jing, Xue Kang, Zhou Xingtao

This study found myopes with posterior staphyloma have reduced choroidal blood flow and thinner choroids, particularly in wide/narrow macular types, suggesting vascular compromise contributes to this severe myopic complication.

Ma Yong, Cao Jian, Yu Yanze, Fukuyama Teruko, Bao Yongle, Ding Xuan et al.

Brillouin microscopy revealed age-related changes in lens biomechanics and geometry in myopic Chinese adults, correlating with anterior chamber parameters. This offers insights into myopia progression and glaucoma risk.

Ye Yuhao, Zhao Jing, Zhang Zhe, Niu Lingling, Shi Wanru, Wang Xiaoying et al.

Monovision ICL V4c surgery for myopic presbyopes was studied. It proved safe and effective long-term, providing good near and distance vision with high patient satisfaction, offering a viable refractive solution.

Ye Yuhao, Zhao Jing, Niu Lingling, Shi Wanru, Wang Xiaoying, Zhou Xingtao

ICL V4c implantation in myopic patients over 40 was studied, showing long-term safety/efficacy but an increase in anterior lens density, potentially age/SE-related.

Yang Wen, Zhao Jing, Zhao Jiao, Shen Yang, Niu Lingling, A Ruma et al.

This 4-year study found ICL V4c implantation safely corrects myopia, but anterior lens density slightly increased, though no cataracts developed. Clinical relevance: Monitor long-term lens changes.

Yang Wen, Zhao Jing, Sun Ling, Zhao Jiao, Niu Lingling, Wang Xiaoying et al.

This 4-year study on ICL V4c implantation found a 4% corneal endothelial cell loss. Vault, the space between the lens and cornea, was the most significant factor affecting this cell loss, highlighting its importance for long-term corneal health.