Pandav Surinder Singh

Kaushik Sushmita, Singh Ashok Kumar, Thattaruthody Faisal, Suresh Vyshak, Gera Anchal, Yadav Shivangi et al.

SS-ASOCT reliably distinguished early childhood glaucoma from other conditions; non-visibility of the trabecular meshwork was a key indicator, offering a non-invasive diagnostic aid.

Choudhary Sandeep, Snehi Sagarika, Singh Ashok, Thattaruthody Faisal, Pandav Surinder Singh, Kaushik Sushmita

This study found low-cost torchlight-guided TSCPC effectively reduced IOP and medication in pediatric glaucoma, requiring less laser energy and oral meds than unguided treatment, improving safety and accessibility.

Kaushik Sushmita, Choudhary Sandeep, Kaur Anupriya, Srivastava Priyanka, Pokharel Bikrant, Akella Madhuri et al.

This study found that severe neonatal-onset congenital ectropion uveae (NO-CEU) is strongly linked to specific CYP1B1 gene variants, particularly c.1169G>A, guiding genetic testing and prognosis.

Kaushik Sushmita, Dhingra Deepika, Arora Atul, Singh Mini P, Kaur Savleen, Joshi Gunjan et al.

This study found early surgery for neonatal-onset glaucoma, often non-PCG, can yield good visual and IOP outcomes, emphasizing timely intervention and amblyopia therapy.

Kaushik Sushmita, Dhingra Deepika, Vibha Badrinath, Saini Arshiya, Gupta Gaurav, Snehi Sagarika et al.

This study found neonatal-onset congenital ectropion uveae (N-CEU) is a distinct, severe form of newborn glaucoma with worse corneal clarity and poorer surgical outcomes than primary congenital glaucoma.

Pandav Surinder Singh, Seth Natasha Gautam, Thattaruthody Faisal, Kaur Manpreet, Akella Madhuri, Vats Abhinav et al.

This study found the low-cost AADI device provided better long-term IOP control with fewer medications and re-surgeries than Ahmed valves, despite slightly more hypotony, offering a promising alternative for refractory glaucoma.

Kaushik Sushmita, Agarwal Aniruddha, Kaur Savleen, Lomi Neiwete, Raj Srishti, Pandav Surinder Singh

Seth Natasha Gautam, Kaushik Sushmita, Kaur Savleen, Raj Srishti, Pandav Surinder Singh

This study found structural OCT changes are better for detecting glaucoma progression in suspects, while functional visual field changes are more useful in established glaucoma.

Kaushik Sushmita, Kataria Pankaj, Raj Srishti, Pandav Surinder Singh, Ram Jagat

This study found a low-cost glaucoma device (AADI) effectively lowered intraocular pressure in children with refractory glaucoma, showing comparable safety and efficacy to more expensive implants, offering a viable treatment option.

Gautam Natasha, Kaur Savleen, Kaushik Sushmita, Raj Srishti, Pandav Surinder Singh

This study found supine intraocular pressure (IOP) is consistently higher than sitting IOP, especially early morning in glaucoma patients. Measuring early morning supine IOP may be vital for managing unexplained progressive glaucoma.

Ross Craig, Pandav Surinder Singh, Li Yu Qin, Nguyen Dan Q, Beirne Stephen, Wallace Gordon G et al.

This study measured capsule porosity around glaucoma drainage devices in rabbits, finding no difference between a new experimental and an existing device, suggesting the new model can test GDD designs.

Kaushik Sushmita, Pandav Surinder Singh, Banger Anupam, Aggarwal Kanika, Gupta Amod

This study found corneal biomechanical properties like corneal hysteresis are reduced in glaucoma, independent of IOP, suggesting they are pressure-independent risk factors.

Kaushik Sushmita, Pandav Surinder Singh, Ichhpujani Parul, Gupta Amod

This study found FDT perimetry and OCT RNFL thickness correlate in glaucoma suspects and OHT, with disc size influencing these measures, suggesting these tools help identify eyes needing close glaucoma monitoring.

Gyatsho Jamyang, Kaushik Sushmita, Gupta Amod, Pandav Surinder Singh, Ram Jagat

This OCT study found that Indian ocular hypertensives have thinner RNFL than normals, and glaucoma patients have even thinner RNFL, aiding early detection and monitoring.

Kaushik Sushmita, Gyatsho Jamyang, Jain Rajeev, Pandav Surinder Singh, Gupta Amod

This study found thinner RNFL in OHT patients with thin corneas, suggesting they may have early glaucoma or higher predisposition to damage, impacting risk assessment.