Rhee D J

Jiwani A Z, Rhee D J, Brauner S C, Gardiner M F, Chen T C, Shen L Q et al.

This study found caffeinated coffee statistically, but not clinically, increased intraocular pressure and ocular perfusion pressure in glaucoma patients/suspects, suggesting minimal clinical impact from one cup.

Rhee D J, Gupta M, Moncavage M B, Moster M L, Moster M R

This case series found IEEVP, a rare glaucoma cause, presents bilaterally without an identifiable lesion. Glaucoma surgery generally succeeds, but choroidal effusions can occur even without low pressure.

Rhee D J, Peck R E, Belmont J, Martidis A, Liu M, Chang J et al.

IVTA commonly elevates IOP, especially with baseline IOP >16 mmHg or repeat injections, requiring prolonged monitoring for potential surgical intervention.

Johnson P B, Katz L J, Rhee D J

Studying SLT, researchers found that if IOP decreases by >1mmHg at 2 weeks, it strongly predicts sustained lowering at 3 months, potentially allowing later follow-ups for stable patients.

Rhee D J, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Myers J S

This review found limited evidence supporting most CAM for glaucoma; while some herbs might aid blood flow, most lack proven benefits or have significant toxicities, making them unsuitable for treatment.

Rhee D J, Casuso L A, Budenz D L

Retrograde fluorescein infusion confirmed glaucoma drainage device tube patency and location during revision surgery, avoiding extensive intervention. This technique is a useful surgical adjunct.

Rhee D J, Deramo V A, Connolly B P, Blecher M H

This study found IOP rapidly declined after supranormal pressurization in cataract surgery. This technique did not cause 24-hour postoperative IOP elevation, suggesting it's safe for wound closure.