Price Francis W

Gupta Neeti, Price Francis W, Price Marianne O

Long-term fluorometholone 0.1% after DMEK showed low rates of steroid-induced ocular hypertension, new glaucoma, and rejection, suggesting its safe, off-label use.

Price Marianne O, Feng Matthew T, Price Francis W

Netarsudil did not significantly reduce steroid-induced IOP elevation after corneal transplantation, offering no clear prophylactic benefit in this setting, despite some irritation side effects.

Fini M Elizabeth, Schwartz Stephen G, Gao Xiaoyi, Jeong Shinwu, Patel Nitin, Itakura Tatsuo et al.

This study explored genetic factors in steroid-induced glaucoma, identifying novel genes (GPR158, HCG22). This advances precision medicine, potentially allowing genetic screening to predict steroid response and guide treatment.

Quek Desmond Tung-Lien, Wong Chee Wai, Wong Tina T, Han Sang Beom, Htoon Hla Myint, Ho Ching Lin et al.

This study found similar graft failure and IOP control for PK and DSAEK in ICE syndrome, with one-third of grafts failing and additional IOP treatment often needed, highlighting ongoing challenges.

Epstein Rachel H, Mamalis Nick, Price Francis W, Price Marianne O

This case showed successful DSEK histopathology after multiple failed grafts, suggesting early lamellar keratoplasty may benefit complex patients.

Anshu Arundhati, Price Marianne O, Price Francis W

DSEK graft survival is significantly lower in eyes with prior glaucoma surgery, especially drainage devices, compared to medically managed or non-glaucomatous eyes, impacting surgical planning.

Vajaranant Thasarat S, Price Marianne O, Price Francis W, Gao Weihua, Wilensky Jacob T, Edward Deepak P

This study found Descemet's stripping endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK) frequently causes intraocular pressure elevation in all patients, necessitating close monitoring, but vision significantly improves regardless of pre-existing glaucoma.

Vajaranant Thasarat S, Price Marianne O, Price Francis W, Wilensky Jacob T, Edward Deepak P

This study found Goldmann tonometry (GAT) didn't falsely elevate IOP in thick corneas after DSEK. Therefore, a high GAT reading in these eyes likely indicates true elevated IOP, requiring clinical attention.

Parker D Shawn, Price Francis W

This study found suturing posterior chamber IOLs to the iris via a limbal approach was effective and safe for anticoagulated patients, with minimal intraocular hemorrhage, allowing IOL placement without capsular support.