Saeedi Osamah J

Rickels Kaersti L, Chauhan Muhammad Z, Saeedi Osamah J, Kishor Krishna S, Uwaydat Sami H, Bhattacharya Sanjoy K et al.

Diabetic retinopathy significantly increases lifetime OHT/POAG risk in T1DM (5x/4x) and T2DM (2.6x), especially with PDR. This mandates vigilant glaucoma screening and comprehensive ophthalmic management in all diabetic patients, particularly those with DR.

Hammer Daniel X, Kovalick Katherine, Saeedi Osamah J, Chew Emily Y, Cukras Catherine, Liu Zhuolin

AO-OCTA revealed normative macular choriocapillaris metrics, showing CC diameter and void size decrease nasally to temporally. These baseline measurements can help understand choriocapillaris changes in retinal diseases like IRDs.

Kim Sarah, Chen Victoria, Pottenburgh Jessica, Cruz Marvin, Cooper Gillian, Sun Catherine et al.

Netarsudil dilates episcleral veins and increases blood flow, particularly one hour after instillation. This likely lowers episcleral venous pressure, contributing to its IOP-reducing effect in glaucoma.

Hammer Daniel X, Kovalick Katherine, Liu Zhuolin, Chen Chixiang, Saeedi Osamah J, Harrison Daniel M

Adaptive optics OCT revealed that multiple sclerosis significantly reduces retinal nerve fiber bundle volume and ganglion cell density, while increasing ganglion cell diameter, offering a sensitive biomarker for MS neurodegeneration.

Chen Victoria Y, Le Christopher T, Pottenburgh Jessica, Siddiqui Ahmed, Park Ashley, Asanad Samuel et al.

This study found hyperoxia increased retinal blood flow in controls/suspects but decreased it in glaucoma patients, suggesting impaired blood flow autoregulation. This could offer a biomarker for glaucoma.

Alexander Janet L, Maripudi Snehaa, Kannan Karun, Drechsler Jennifer, Levin Moran R, Saeedi Osamah J et al.

This study found semiautomated UBM analysis of pediatric glaucoma anterior segment structures is accurate and 7x faster than manual, offering a more efficient clinical tool.

Asanad Samuel, O'Neill Hugh, Addis Hampton, Chen Shuo, Wang Jingtao, Goldwaser Eric et al.

OCT revealed thinner peripapillary RNFL in schizophrenia patients. Combining retinal thickness measures improved diagnostic accuracy, suggesting OCT could be a non-invasive biomarker for schizophrenia spectrum disorders.

Saeedi Osamah J, Elze Tobias, D'Acunto Loris, Swamy Ramya, Hegde Vikram, Gupta Surabhi et al.

Six VF progression algorithms showed limited agreement, with discordance linked to initial damage and age, highlighting challenges for clinical use and big-data application.

Schehlein Emily M, Im Lily T, Robin Alan L, Onukwugha Eberechukwu, Saeedi Osamah J

This study found nonmedical out-of-pocket costs for glaucoma care are significant, especially for patients with companions, living outside urban areas, or employed, impacting treatment adherence and health equity.

Saeedi Osamah J, Luzuriaga Christine, Ellish Nancy, Robin Alan

This study found email/text reminders for glaucoma appointments/meds have limited general utility, but may benefit younger patients, highlighting varied patient receptiveness to digital communication.