Prakalapakorn S Grace

Seely Kai R, Mangalesh Shwetha, Shen Liangbo L, McGeehan Brendan, Ying Gui-Shuang, Sarin Neeru et al.

This study found that thinner retinal nerve fiber layer in preterm infants predicted poorer 9-month visual acuity. OCT could help identify those at risk for poor vision.

Eghrari Allen O, Shantha Jessica G, Ross Robin D, Ryn Collin Van, Crozier Ian, Hayek Brent et al.

Cataract surgery in Ebola survivors was safe and effective, with no detectable intraocular virus. Persistent inflammation highlights the need for follow-up, informing surgical guidelines for this population.

Rotruck Jill C, House Robert J, Freedman Sharon F, Kelly Michael P, Enyedi Laura B, Prakalapakorn S Grace et al.

This study established normal OCT values for peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer (stable) and macular layers (age-dependent) in children 0-5 years, providing vital reference data for pediatric glaucoma diagnosis.