Rulli Eliana

Riva Ivano, Galli Francesca, Biagioli Elena, Rulli Eliana, Longo Antonio, Uva Maurizio G et al.

This study found latanoprost treatment for pediatric glaucoma significantly increased central corneal thickness over time, particularly in younger children. This highlights a potential long-term effect to monitor.

Quaranta Luciano, Biagioli Elena, Riva Ivano, Galli Francesca, Poli Davide, Rulli Eliana et al.

Latanoprost, alone or combined with dorzolamide, safely and effectively lowered IOP in children with post-surgical primary pediatric glaucoma, with most responders on latanoprost monotherapy.

Riva Ivano, Legramandi Lorenzo, Katsanos Andreas, Oddone Francesco, Rulli Eliana, Roberti Gloria et al.

This study found age and sex correlate with glaucoma severity, while employment, profession, and marital status impact vision-related quality of life, highlighting diverse patient care needs.

Quaranta Luciano, Biagioli Elena, Riva Ivano, Galli Francesca, Poli Davide, Rulli Eliana et al.

This study found latanoprost, alone or with dorzolamide, safely and effectively lowers IOP in children with post-surgical glaucoma, especially in older patients, offering a valuable treatment option.

Colombo Leonardo, Bertuzzi Francesca, Rulli Eliana, Miglior Stefano

This study found that 5-year glaucoma risk in ocular hypertensives significantly correlates with OCT retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness, but not other imaging metrics, suggesting OCT reflects early risk factors.

Miglior Stefano, Zeyen Thierry, Hoffmann Esther M, Torri Valter, Rulli Eliana, Floriani Irene et al.

Baseline HRT optic disc parameters, especially FSM classification and cup/rim metrics, predict open-angle glaucoma development in ocular hypertensives, aiding early risk stratification.

Hoffmann Esther M, Miglior Stefano, Zeyen Thierry, Torri Valter, Rulli Eliana, Aliyeva Shakhsanam et al.

This study linked HRT optic disc measurements in ocular hypertensive patients to clinical features like CDR and CCT, improving glaucoma risk assessment.

Rulli Eliana, Biagioli Elena, Riva Ivano, Gambirasio Giovanni, De Simone Irene, Floriani Irene et al.

This study found trabeculectomy (TE) lowers IOP more effectively than nonpenetrating surgery (NPS) for open-angle glaucoma, but TE also carries a higher complication risk. This guides surgical choice based on desired IOP and risk tolerance.

Bertuzzi Francesca, Suzani Martina, Tagliabue Elena, Cavaletti Guido, Angeli Raffaella, Balgera Roberto et al.

This study found RNFL thickness (GDx, OCT) reliably detects structural damage after optic neuritis, correlating with functional loss, making it a promising biomarker for monitoring recovery.

Miglior Stefano, Riva Ivano, Guareschi Magda, Di Matteo Federico, Romanazzi Filippo, Buffagni Laura et al.

This study found a strong, often logarithmic, relationship between retinal sensitivity and RNFL thickness in glaucoma. This highlights the need for combining functional and structural tests for early glaucoma detection.