O'Hare Fleur

Sandhu Suneet, Van Wijngaarden Peter, Nguyen Dan Q, O'Hare Fleur, Sandhu Navneet, Wang Jie Jin et al.

This study found acute angle-closure patients had less prior eye care and glaucoma awareness, despite no sociodemographic differences. Clinical relevance: Many at-risk individuals are missed, highlighting the need for improved detection.

O'Hare Fleur, Rance Gary, McKendrick Allison M, Crowston Jonathan G

This review explored if glaucoma is part of a generalized sensory neurodegeneration. It found limited evidence but suggests glaucoma might impact other senses, prompting further research into systemic neurodegeneration.

O'Hare Fleur, Rance Gary, Crowston Jonathan G, McKendrick Allison M

This study found open-angle glaucoma patients often have impaired auditory and visual temporal processing, suggesting broader central neural dysfunction beyond just sight, even with normal hearing/central vision.

Ghosh Sudipta, O'Hare Fleur, Lamoureux Ecosse, Vajpayee Rasik B, Crowston Jonathan G

Glaucoma patients on topical medication showed significantly more ocular surface disease signs than controls, indicating medication's impact on eye health, despite similar symptom prevalence.

Lee Shanjean, Sheck Leo, Crowston Jonathan G, Van Bergen Nicole J, O'Neill Evelyn C, O'Hare Fleur et al.

POAG patient lymphoblasts showed impaired mitochondrial complex-I function, reducing ATP synthesis and respiration. This suggests systemic bioenergetic defects that could increase retinal ganglion cell vulnerability in glaucoma.

O'Hare Fleur, Jeganathan V Swetha E, Rokahr Catherine G, Rogers Sophie L, Crowston Jonathan G

This study found many glaucoma patients struggle to read standard labels and recall medication instructions, especially with more drops or severe disease, highlighting adherence challenges.