Saenz-Frances Federico

Burgos-Blasco Barbara, García-Feijóo Julian, Gines-Gallego Cristina, Perucho-Gonzalez Lucía, Fernandez-Vigo Jose Ignacio, Martinez de la Casa Jose María et al.

This study found the PreserFlo implant with MMC effectively lowered IOP and reduced medication in childhood glaucoma patients with prior failed surgeries, offering a viable treatment option.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Saenz-Frances Federico, Pérez-García Pilar, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Garcia-Saenz Sofia, Gómez de Liaño Rosario et al.

Corneal biomechanics (CH, CRF) significantly influence Icare200 and Perkins tonometry readings in primary congenital glaucoma and healthy eyes, highlighting their importance for accurate IOP assessment.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Pérez-García Pilar, Fernández-Vigo José Ignacio, Saenz-Frances Federico, Garcia-Saenz Sofia, Perucho-Gonzalez Lucia et al.

OCTA showed peripapillary and macular vessel loss in primary congenital glaucoma, providing good diagnostic capability to differentiate affected eyes, suggesting its utility in PCG assessment.

Molero-Senosiain Mercedes, Morales-Fernandez Laura, Saenz-Frances Federico, Perucho-Gonzalez Lucia, García-Bella Javier, Garcia Feijoo Julian et al.

This study found primary open-angle glaucoma patients have significantly higher corneal density, suggesting this measurement could be a useful tool for glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Pérez-García Pilar, Saenz-Frances Federico, Molero-Senosiain Mercedes, Garcia-Saenz Sofia, Dora Mendez Carmen et al.

This study found Icare ic200 and Perkins tonometers showed systematic and proportional IOP differences in PCG, especially at higher pressures, limiting their interchangeability despite overall agreement.

Burgos-Blasco Barbara, Vidal-Villegas Beatriz, Saenz-Frances Federico, Morales-Fernandez Laura, Perucho-Gonzalez Lucia, Garcia-Feijoo Julian et al.

This study found distinct inflammatory cytokine profiles in tears and aqueous humor of glaucoma patients, suggesting inflammation's role and potential for these cytokines as disease biomarkers.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Jimenez-Santos Maria, Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Sanchez-Jean Ruben, Nieves Maria, Saenz-Frances Federico et al.

This study found SD-OCT ganglion cell complex analysis is as effective as retinal nerve fiber layer analysis in diagnosing primary congenital glaucoma in children, offering comparable diagnostic capacity.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Cuiña-Sardiña Ricardo, Fernandez-Perez Cristina, Mendez-Fernandez Rosalia, Saenz-Frances Federico et al.

This study found all five tonometers provide reliable IOP in keratoconus, with or without ring segments. iCare Pro was most consistent with GAT, while ORA was least, guiding clinical tonometer choice.

Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Arribas-Pardo Paula, Saenz-Frances Federico, Rodriguez-Uña Ignacio, Fernandez-Perez Cristina et al.

This study found that measuring optic nerve head hemoglobin with Laguna ONhE is highly reproducible in both healthy and glaucomatous eyes, suggesting it's a reliable tool for glaucoma assessment.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Garcia-Bella Javier, Mendez Carmen, Saenz-Frances Federico, Garcia Maite et al.

A Spanish family with CYP1B1 mutations for primary congenital glaucoma showed high variability in disease onset and severity despite the same genetic cause, highlighting diverse clinical outcomes from a single genotype.

Saenz-Frances Federico, Jañez Luis, Borrego-Sanz Lara, Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose Maria, Morales-Fernandez Laura, Santos-Bueso Enrique et al.

This study found glaucoma patients have thicker peripheral corneas than controls, and corneal thickness beyond the center influences Goldmann, dynamic contour, and rebound tonometry readings, impacting IOP assessment.

Martinez-de-la-Casa José M, Rayward Omar, Saenz-Frances Federico, Mendez Carmen, Bueso Enrique Santos, Garcia-Feijoo Julián

This study found fibrin adhesive for trabeculectomy conjunctival closure reduces early discomfort compared to sutures, simplifying surgery while maintaining similar safety and IOP outcomes.

Saenz-Frances Federico, Jañez Luis, Borrego-Sanz Lara, Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose Maria, Jerez-Fidalgo Maria, Garcia-Sánchez Julian et al.

This study found Goldmann tonometry (GAT) is influenced by central corneal thickness and multiple central corneal zones, whereas dynamic contour tonometry (DCT) is less affected, primarily by one central zone. This suggests DCT may offer more accurate intraocular pressure measurements.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Ruiz-Calvo Aurora, Saenz-Frances Federico, Reche-Frutos Juan, Calvo-Gonzalez Cristina, Donate-Lopez Juan et al.

Ranibizumab injections for AMD caused significant retinal nerve fiber layer thinning after 12 months, suggesting potential neurotoxic effects or confounding factors warranting further study.

Morales-Fernandez Laura, Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Saenz-Frances Federico, Santos-Bueso Enrique, Garcia-Sanchez Julian

The new digital Goldmann tonometer (DGT) showed high reproducibility and excellent correlation with the analog version. This indicates the DGT is a reliable and accurate tool for measuring intraocular pressure in clinical practice.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Jimenez-Santos Maria, Saenz-Frances Federico, Matilla-Rodero Maria, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen, Herrero-Vanrell Rocio et al.

This study compared rebound and noncontact tonometry to Goldmann applanation. Both performed similarly to GAT but neither met ISO accuracy standards, and both were influenced by corneal thickness.

Saenz-Frances Federico, Garcia-Feijó Julian, Jañez Luis, Borrego-Sanz Lara, Martinez de la Casa Jose M, Fernandez-Vidal Ana et al.

This study found primary open-angle glaucoma patients have significantly different overall and zonal corneal thicknesses compared to healthy eyes, suggesting these metrics could help differentiate glaucoma.

Martinez-de-la-Casa Jose M, Garcia-Feijoo Julian, Saenz-Frances Federico, Vizzeri Gianmarco, Fernandez-Vidal Ana, Mendez-Hernandez Carmen et al.

This study found rebound tonometry (RBT) consistently overestimates IOP compared to Goldmann (Perkins) in congenital glaucoma, particularly with thicker corneas, despite good correlation. RBT was easier to use.