Panteli Vasiliki

Rufai Sohaib R, Roche Dermot, Shenoy Riddhi, Marmoy Oliver R, Panteli Vasiliki, Thomson Dorothy A et al.

This study found handheld and table-mounted OCT are feasible and comparable for monitoring optic nerves in children with craniosynostosis, enabling data pooling for enhanced care and research.

Rufai Sohaib R, Thomas Mervyn G, Marmoy Oliver R, Panteli Vasiliki, Thompson Dorothy A, Bunce Catey et al.

This study found children with craniosynostosis have distinct optic nerve head morphology, especially in FGFR1/2 syndromes, which could improve ophthalmological monitoring and surgical decisions.

Rufai Sohaib R, Bowman Richard, Bunce Catey, Panteli Vasiliki, McLean Rebecca J, Teli Seema et al.

Handheld OCT is feasible and repeatable in children with craniosynostosis, offering a valuable tool for monitoring optic nerve health and detecting intracranial hypertension.