Rhodes Lindsay A

Antwi-Adjei Ellen K, Swain Thomas A, Girkin Christopher A, Owsley Cynthia, Rhodes Lindsay A, Racette Lyne

Tablet-based perimetry (MRF) showed moderate agreement with standard HFA for visual field indices. This suggests potential for telemedicine glaucoma screening and monitoring in underserved rural areas, despite HFA having higher fixation losses.

Huang Alex S, Garner Mary Anne, Clark Mark E, Rhodes Lindsay A, Kallab Martin, Zhang Hao F et al.

Cholinergic stimulation improved aqueous humor outflow in specific, low-flow regions of human eyes, suggesting potential for targeted glaucoma treatments.

Balakrishnan Poojitha, Swain Thomas A, McGwin Gerald, Owsley Cynthia, Girkin Christopher A, Rhodes Lindsay A

This study compared glaucoma diagnosis agreement between telemedicine, in-person ophthalmologists, and optometrists. Telemedicine showed moderate agreement, suggesting its utility for glaucoma screening and increasing access to care, especially in remote areas.

Owsley Cynthia, Swain Thomas A, McGwin Gerald, Nghiem Van Thi Ha, Register Shilpa, Asif Irfan M et al.

Telemedicine screening in FQHCs detected high rates of treatable eye conditions (30% glaucoma, 37.6% cataract), with good follow-up attendance (76.7%) and high patient satisfaction, showing its effectiveness and scalability.

Newman-Casey Paula Anne, Hark Lisa A, Rhodes Lindsay A

Atik Alp, Rhodes Lindsay A, Samuels Brian C, Mennemeyer Stephen T, Girkin Christopher A

Atik Alp, Fahy Eamonn T, Rhodes Lindsay A, Samuels Brian C, Mennemeyer Stephen T, Girkin Christopher A

This study found MicroShunt for glaucoma was more costly and less effective than trabeculectomy, suggesting trabeculectomy is the dominant surgical choice for Medicare patients.

Atik Alp, Rhodes Lindsay A, Samuels Brian C, Mennemeyer Stephen T, Girkin Christopher A

This study found Hydrus microstent with cataract surgery is cost-effective for mild-to-moderate glaucoma in Medicare, but long-term data are needed for full assessment and clinical confidence.

Rhodes Lindsay A, Register Shilpa, Asif Irfan, McGwin Gerald, Saaddine Jinan, Nghiem Van Thi Ha et al.

This study evaluates telemedicine's effectiveness for detecting eye diseases like glaucoma in rural, at-risk populations, aiming to improve vision care access and prevent vision loss.

Rhodes Lindsay A, Huisingh Carrie E, McGwin Gerald, Girkin Christopher A, Owsley Cynthia

This study found older glaucoma patients' telemedicine knowledge varied by age, education, and race, but many showed favorable attitudes, suggesting potential for integrated care with targeted education.

Stanley Jordan, Huisingh Carrie E, Swain Thomas A, McGwin Gerald, Owsley Cynthia, Girkin Christopher A et al.

Retail optometrists' adherence to glaucoma guidelines was studied, revealing high compliance for basic elements but significant gaps in crucial tests like gonioscopy, visual fields, and target IOP. This could impede timely glaucoma progression detection.

Rhodes Lindsay A, Huisingh Carrie E, Quinn Adam E, McGwin Gerald, LaRussa Frank, Box Daniel et al.

This study found no significant racial differences in BMO-MRW between African and European descendants with normal eyes, suggesting race-specific normative data may not be needed for glaucoma assessment.

Kwon MiYoung, Huisingh Carrie, Rhodes Lindsay A, McGwin Gerald, Wood Joanne M, Owsley Cynthia

Older drivers with glaucoma have a higher rate of at-fault collisions, especially with severe visual field loss, highlighting the need for driving safety assessment in these patients.

Rhodes Lindsay A, Huisingh Carrie, Johnstone John, Fazio Massimo A, Smith Brandon, Wang Lan et al.

This study found peripapillary choroidal thickness varies with age and race; African-descended individuals have thicker choroids than European-descended, and thickness decreases with age. This informs glaucoma risk assessment.