Sarraf David

Marmor Michael F, Ahn Seong Joon, Ehlers Justis P, Melles Ronald B, Mieler William F, Sarraf David et al.

This revised report updates HCQ retinopathy screening, emphasizing OCT/FAF as primary tools, identifying new risk factors, and noting diverse toxicity patterns, enhancing early detection and management.

Bayat Kia, Pooyan Parisa, Feizi Sepehr, Ahmadieh Hamid, Hafezi Farhad, Pourhoseingholi Mohamad Amin et al.

This meta-analysis found keratoconus patients have significant retinal thinning, RNFL loss, and increased choroidal thickness. OCT can detect these posterior segment changes, suggesting KC is not solely a corneal disease.

Feo Alessandro, Santina Ahmad, Abraham Néda, Mafi Mostafa, Popovic Marko M, Govetto Andrea et al.

This study found that epiretinal membranes with internal limiting membrane tears exhibit distinct en face OCT biomarkers, like specific nerve fiber layer defects, suggesting progressive traction and aiding clinical identification.

Borrelli Enrico, Bandello Francesco, Boon Camiel J F, Carelli Valerio, Lenaers Guy, Reibaldi Michele et al.

Retinal imaging advances improve understanding, diagnosis, and management of mitochondrial eye diseases, serving as crucial biomarkers for current and future therapies.

Nanji Keean, Sarohia Gurkaran S, Kennedy Kevin, Ceyhan Tiandra, McKechnie Tyler, Phillips Mark et al.

This meta-analysis found no clear difference in long-term IOP increases between anti-VEGF agents or controls, but imprecision limits definitive conclusions regarding their clinical impact on IOP.

Francone Anibal, Govetto Andrea, Yun Lisa, Essilfie Juliet, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros, Sarraf David et al.

This study found RVO patients with co-occurring glaucoma had more microcystoid macular abnormalities, worse vision, and needed more anti-VEGF injections, highlighting glaucoma's negative impact on RVO outcomes.

Navajas Eduardo V, Schuck Nathan, Govetto Andrea, Akil Handan, Docherty Gavin, Heisler Morgan et al.

After macular hole surgery, inner retinal dimples progressively increase over months, observed by OCT. This finding helps understand retinal changes post-ILM peeling.

Chang Melinda Y, Phasukkijwatana Nopasak, Garrity Sean, Pineles Stacy L, Rahimi Mansour, Sarraf David et al.

OCTA showed migraine with aura is linked to reduced foveal and peripapillary blood flow, suggesting a biomarker for increased vascular complication risk in these patients.

Böni Christian, Thorne Jennifer E, Spaide Richard F, Ostheimer Trucian A, Sarraf David, Levinson Ralph D et al.

This study found common fundus autofluorescence (FAF) abnormalities, especially hypoautofluorescence, in birdshot chorioretinitis patients. These FAF changes indicate retinal pigment epithelium dysfunction and correlate with worse vision.

Kim Hanna Y, Hodapp Elizabeth, Grajewski Alana L, Sarraf David, John Vishak J, Hess Ditte J et al.

Wide-field imaging in childhood glaucoma revealed widespread peripheral retinal nonperfusion and vascular abnormalities, highlighting previously unrecognized retinal health concerns needing further investigation.

Rahimy Ehsan, Sarraf David

This review highlights how timely recognition of paraneoplastic visual disorders can lead to early cancer detection, improving survival, and discusses diagnostic challenges and autoantibody utility.

Choi Daniel Y, Ortube Maria Carolina, McCannel Colin A, Sarraf David, Hubschman Jean-Pierre, McCannel Tara A et al.

This study found 5.5% of patients developed sustained elevated eye pressure after anti-VEGF injections, sometimes requiring glaucoma treatment. Clinicians should monitor IOP post-injection.

Sarraf David, Schwartz Steven D

This study linked bilateral choroidal folds and optic neuropathy to hyperopia, short axial lengths, and crowded disks, suggesting a non-pseudotumor cerebri cause. This highlights a new etiology for this presentation.