Patel Praveen J

Kastner Alan, Stuart Kelsey V, Montesano Giovanni, De Moraes C Gustavo, Kang Jae H, Wiggs Janey L et al.

This study found calcium channel blocker use linked to 39% higher glaucoma odds and thinner retinal nerve layers, suggesting an IOP-independent neurodegenerative mechanism.

Chua Sharon Y L, Khawaja Anthony P, Morgan James, Strouthidis Nicholas, Reisman Charles, Dick Andrew D et al.

This study linked higher PM2.5 exposure to increased glaucoma risk and thinner retinal nerve layers, suggesting a non-pressure-dependent neurotoxic or vascular mechanism for glaucoma development.

Schwartz Roy, Khalid Hagar, Sivaprasad Sobha, Nicholson Luke, Anikina Evgenia, Sullivan Paul et al.

OCT and OCTA objectively assessed PDR. Structural OCT best detected new neovascularization, while B-scan OCTA excelled at monitoring regression/reactivation, improving PDR management.

Wong Evan N, Chew Avenell L, Morgan William H, Patel Praveen J, Chen Fred K

Microperimetry-assessed retinal sensitivity consistently detected non-neovascular AMD progression, unlike other functional measures. This suggests its potential for earlier clinical monitoring, but standardization is needed for broader implementation.

Chan Michelle P Y, Grossi Carlota M, Khawaja Anthony P, Yip Jennifer L Y, Khaw Kay-Tee, Patel Praveen J et al.

This study found that various factors, including age, sex, and blood pressure, influence intraocular pressure, but some associations differ between Goldmann and corneal-compensated measurements, suggesting distinct biological insights.