Pfeiffer Norbert

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Grabitz Stephanie, Mildenberger Eva, Uphaus Timo, Hahn Marianne et al.

This study found prematurity and perinatal issues lead to thinner optic nerve layers and larger cups in children, indicating a need for careful glaucoma monitoring in this high-risk group.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Grabitz Stephanie, Hoffmann Esther M, Mildenberger Eva, Uphaus Timo et al.

Fetal growth restriction in term-born children is linked to thinner optic nerve layers, suggesting reduced neuronal reserve and potential neurodevelopmental risks requiring monitoring.

Sit Arthur J, Aihara Makoto, Khawaja Anthony P, Lin Shan C, Mansouri Kaweh, Miki Atsuya et al.

An expert group found lowering episcleral venous pressure (EVP), even modestly, may benefit glaucoma patients, especially those with low intraocular pressure or normal-tension glaucoma, offering individualized treatment.

Riedl Jana C, Wasielica-Poslednik Joanna, Giers Bert C, Buonfiglio Francesco, Pfeiffer Norbert, Musayeva Aytan et al.

AlloSLET for limbal stem cell deficiency offers a viable midterm solution, but graft survival declines over time, with failure linked to high IOP and multiple prior transplants.

Strzalkowska Alicja, Braegelmann Lisa, Strzalkowski Piotr, Stingl Julia V, Hoffmann Esther M, Pfeiffer Norbert et al.

Bleb revision for hypotony maculopathy after glaucoma surgery significantly improved vision and eye pressure, with earlier intervention leading to better outcomes and often complete resolution.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Mildenberger Eva, Hoffmann Esther M, Laspas Panagiotis, Stoffelns Bernhard et al.

Full-term babies with severe fetal growth restriction have a larger adult cup-to-disc ratio, indicating a lasting impact on optic nerve morphology and potential glaucoma risk.

Kiramira David, Voßmerbäumer Urs, Pfeiffer Norbert, Linnerth-Braun Lea K M, Lorenz Katrin, Prokosch Verena

This study found the Hydrus Microstent safely and effectively lowered IOP and medication dependence in open-angle glaucoma patients mid-term, offering a viable treatment option with some limitations.

Strzalkowska Alicja, Strzalkowski Piotr, Hoffmann Esther M, Pfeiffer Norbert, Schuster Alexander K

Open bleb revision with MMC effectively lowered IOP (from 26.4 to 15.9 mmHg at 12 months) in patients with PreserFlo MicroShunt failure due to bleb fibrosis, offering a viable retreatment option.

Fieß Achim, Schäffler Alina, Mildenberger Eva, Urschitz Michael S, Wagner Felix M, Hoffmann Esther M et al.

This study found that greater prematurity, not ROP or low birth weight, leads to thinner retinal nerve fiber layers in adults, suggesting a higher glaucoma risk.

Fieß Achim, Gißler Sandra, Mildenberger Eva, Urschitz Michael S, Zepp Fred, Hoffmann Esther M et al.

Studying preterm adults, researchers found extremely preterm birth and untreated ROP linked to larger VCDR, potentially increasing glaucoma misdiagnosis risk.

Hopf Susanne, Heidt Franziska, Korb Christina A, Schulz Andreas, Münzel Thomas, Wild Philipp S et al.

This study found myopic maculopathy incidence is rare, but progression occurs in 50% of affected highly myopic eyes, with higher IOP being a risk factor, highlighting the need for monitoring.

Fieß Achim, Stingl Julia, Urschitz Michael S, Hoffmann Esther M, Münzel Thomas, Wild Philipp S et al.

Fieß Achim, Marx-Groß Susanne, Wasielica-Poslednik Joanna, Nagler Markus, Schmidtmann Irene, Wild Philipp S et al.

This study found peripheral corneal thickness increases with age and is influenced by various factors, including glaucoma. A smaller peripheral thickening could be a novel glaucoma marker.

Hopf Susanne, Schuster Alexander K, Hennermann Julia B, Pfeiffer Norbert, Pitz Susanne

This study found retinal nerve fiber, ganglion cell, and inner plexiform layer thinning in PKU and Gaucher disease type 3, suggesting potential retinal dopamine depletion, but its biomarker utility for disease severity is unclear.

Wagner Felix M, Schuster Alexander K, Munder Annika, Muehl Marius, Chronopoulos Panagiotis, Pfeiffer Norbert et al.

This study compared XEN, Preserflo, and trabeculectomy for refractory glaucoma. While all achieved low IOP, trabeculectomy reduced IOP more. All three are viable options, informing individualized treatment decisions.

Laspas Panagiotis, Wahl Jochen, Peters Henning, Prokosch-Willing Verena, Chronopoulos Panagiotis, Grehn Franz et al.

Hoffmann Esther M, Aghayeva Fidan, Schuster Alexander K, Pfeiffer Norbert, Karsten Mona, Schweiger Susann et al.

Childhood glaucoma surgeries effectively reduced eye pressure long-term in both congenital and secondary cases, with 360° catheter-assisted trabeculotomy showing the most promising results.

Aghayeva Fidan A, Chronopoulos Panagiotis, Schuster Alexander K, Pfeiffer Norbert, Hoffmann Esther M

Unilateral trabeculectomy significantly lowered fellow eye IOP, especially with higher baseline IOP, but some fellow eyes experienced clinically significant IOP elevation across all glaucoma surgeries.

Laspas Panagiotis, Wahl Jochen, Peters Henning, Prokosch-Willing Verena, Chronopoulos Panagiotis, Grehn Franz et al.

This study found that bleb revision with conjunctival grafts (alone or with scleral grafts) effectively and safely treats late-onset bleb leakage and hypotony after trabeculectomy, restoring IOP and improving vision.

García Feijoó Julián, Denis Philippe, Hirneiß Christoph, Aptel Florent, Perucho González Lucía, Hussain Zubair et al.

MINIject, a supraciliary MIGS device, effectively lowered IOP and medication use in glaucoma patients, offering a promising new surgical option for uncontrolled disease.

Wagner Felix Mathias, Hoffmann Esther Maria, Nickels Stefan, Fiess Achim, Münzel Thomas, Wild Philipp S et al.

This study found pRNFL profile, particularly the angle between maxima, significantly varies with axial length, refractive error, age, and sex. Clinically, these biometric factors must be considered when interpreting pRNFL scans for glaucoma diagnosis.

Fieß Achim, Nickels Stefan, Urschitz Michael S, Münzel Thomas, Wild Philipp S, Beutel Manfred E et al.

This study found a weak but significant association between higher birth weight and thicker adult retinal nerve fiber layer, especially inferiorly, suggesting early life factors may influence optic nerve development and disease risk.

Arad Tschingis, Hoffmann Esther M, Prokosch-Willing Verena, Pfeiffer Norbert, Grehn Franz

This study found XEN-augmented Baerveldt implants showed promising short-term IOP control in refractory childhood glaucoma, offering a potential new treatment, though long-term efficacy requires further study.

Elbaz Hisham, Schulz Andreas, Ponto Katharina A, Nickels Stefan, Pfeiffer Norbert, Mirshahi Alireza et al.

This study found that tilted optic discs are associated with higher intraocular pressure and myopia, while choroidal nevi may link to myocardial infarction, informing clinical risk assessment for these conditions.

Aptel Florent, Pfeiffer Norbert, Schmickler Stefanie, Clarke Jonathan, Lavín-Dapena Cosme, Moreno-Montañés Javier et al.

This study found preservative-free latanoprost-timolol fixed combination is equally effective as the BAK-preserved version for glaucoma, offering a well-tolerated alternative with improved ocular comfort.