Qu Jia

Bai Zhan-Pei, Pan Yi-Suo, Cai Yi-Xin, Chen Chong, Tao Di, Zhao Xin-Yi et al.

This study found shared genetic links and causal relationships among AMD, cataract, and POAG, identifying specific genes and cell types, which could lead to new targeted therapies.

Tang Yuan, Li Chunchun, Chen Yanyan, Chen Zhangyan, Zhang Peihua, Wang Aisun et al.

NCTs generate aerosols, with higher intraocular pressure correlating to more aerosols, especially near the air jet, increasing infection risk for staff during eye exams.

Lin Sigeng, Cheng Huanhuan, Zhang Shaodan, Ye Cong, Pan Xiafei, Tao Aizhu et al.

This study found that parapapillary microvasculature dropout (MvD) predicts faster retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thinning in normal-tension glaucoma, highlighting MvD as a key indicator of disease progression.

Shen Lijun, You Yongsheng, Sun Shumao, Chen Yiqi, Qu Jia, Cheng Lingyun

Subtenon triamcinolone acetonide provides sustained high ocular drug levels with minimal systemic exposure, suggesting effective local treatment with low systemic side effects.

Fang Ai-wu, Yang Xin-jun, Nie Li, Qu Jia

This study found endoscopically controlled goniosynechialysis safely and effectively lowered eye pressure in angle-closure glaucoma by improving angle visualization, offering a promising surgical approach.

Qu Jia, Zhou Xiangtian, Zhang Juanjuan, Zhao Fuxin, Sun Yan-Hong, Tong Yi et al.

This study found the ND4 G11778A LHON mutation had extremely low penetrance (13%) in Han Chinese families, suggesting it's insufficient alone to cause vision loss. Nuclear/environmental factors likely modify disease expression.

Jin Xiuming, Xue Anquan, Zhao Yune, Qin Qin, Dong Xiang-Da Eric, Qu Jia

Intravenous lidocaine rapidly lowered intraocular pressure and relieved symptoms in refractory acute primary angle-closure glaucoma, suggesting a safe, effective adjunctive treatment option.

Song Zong-Ming, Sheng Yan-Juan, Fu Xiao-Ying, Xue An-Quan, Lu Fan, Wang Qin-Mei et al.

This study classified lens capsule defects into four types based on location, size, shape, and tension. This system provides a standardized guide for research and intraocular lens implantation, improving surgical planning.

Qu Jia, Lu Fan, Wu JiangXiu, Wang QinMei, Xu ChenChen, Zhou XiangTian et al.

This study found intraocular pressure significantly correlates with specific corneal and whole-eye wavefront aberrations in myopic eyes, unlike central corneal thickness. This suggests IOP influences optical quality, impacting visual assessment.

Lu Fan, Xu Suzhong, Qu Jia, Shen Meixiao, Wang Xiaoxing, Fang Haizhen et al.

This study found corneal hysteresis (CH) is not associated with central corneal thickness changes from contact lens-induced swelling, suggesting CH may be a stable corneal biomechanical measure despite transient edema.

Fang Ai-Wu, Qu Jia, Li Le-Ping, Ji Bao-Ling

OCT showed acute angle closure glaucoma initially thickens the RNFL, then thins it over months. This helps understand disease progression and guides patient assessment and management.