Robert Marie-Claude

Geoffrion Dominique, Robert Marie-Claude, Di Polo Adriana, Koenekoop Robert K, Agoumi Younes, Harissi-Dagher Mona

Tear cytokines (TNF-α, IL-1β, FGF-basic, IFN-γ) are elevated in Boston KPro patients with glaucoma, correlating with glaucoma severity. This suggests ocular surface inflammation may reflect KPro glaucoma pathogenesis.

Muzychuk Adam, Racine Louis, Robert Marie-Claude, Birt Catherine, Penner Victor, Harasymowycz Paul et al.

Canadian glaucoma specialists recognize ocular surface disease (OSD) impacts glaucoma outcomes but feel current management is inadequate, highlighting a need for improved knowledge and treatment algorithms.

Muzychuk Adam K, Durr Georges M, Shine Julien J, Robert Marie-Claude, Harissi-Dagher Mona

This study found 16% of B-KPro patients developed no light perception, mainly from retinal detachment or glaucoma. Aniridia patients had a 3x higher risk, highlighting the need for careful counseling.

Robert Marie-Claude, Hamel Patrick, Blondeau Pierre, Lesk Mark R

This study found persistent leaks after glaucoma shunt surgery, often from subconjunctival fistulas, particularly in ICE syndrome/uveitis patients. Early shunt removal is crucial to prevent severe complications.

Robert Marie-Claude, Pomerleau Valérie, Harissi-Dagher Mona

This study found Boston KPro patients with glaucoma drainage devices had higher vision loss from tube occlusion and glaucoma progression, highlighting the need for careful patient selection and complete vitrectomy before GDD implantation.