Richter C U

Shingleton B J, Richter C U, Dharma S K, Tong L, Bellows A R, Hutchinson B T et al.

This 10-year study of ALT for open-angle glaucoma found initial IOP reduction, but only 32% success at 10 years, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring and potential further intervention.

Weiss H S, Shingleton B J, Goode S M, Bellows A R, Richter C U

Argon laser gonioplasty effectively treated angle-closure glaucoma unrelieved by iridectomy, especially when performed early, opening the angle and lowering pressure in 62.5% of cases.

Shingleton B J, Richter C U, Bellows A R, Hutchinson B T

This study found encapsulated glaucoma blebs initially spike in IOP, but vigorous early medical therapy often reduces pressure, potentially avoiding further surgery.

Richter C U, Shingleton B J, Bellows A R, Hutchinson B T, O'Connor T, Brill I

This study found encapsulated blebs (Tenon's cysts) after glaucoma surgery are linked to prior beta-blocker use, laser trabeculoplasty, and juvenile/congenital glaucoma, leading to elevated eye pressure.

Shingleton B J, Richter C U, Bellows A R, Hutchinson B T, Glynn R J

Argon laser trabeculoplasty effectively lowers IOP long-term in open-angle glaucoma, but its success rate declines to 52% at four years, with most failures occurring early.

Richter C U, Shingleton B J, Bellows A R, Hutchinson B T, Jacobson L P

Retreating glaucoma with argon laser trabeculoplasty was studied. While safe, only 32% of eyes achieved initial success, and long-term success was low, suggesting limited clinical utility for repeat treatment.

Berke S J, Bellows A R, Shingleton B J, Richter C U, Hutchinson B T

This study found chronic/recurrent choroidal detachments post-glaucoma surgery linked to factors like age, hypertension, and inflammation. Cataract extraction, often with drainage, resolved detachments in some cases.

Richter C U, Arzeno G, Pappas H R, Steinert R F, Puliafito C, Epstein D L

Nd:YAG capsulotomy causes significant, transient IOP elevation peaking at 3 hours due to reduced outflow facility. Monitor IOP, especially at one hour, to detect and manage this common complication.