Schweitzer Cédric

Stuart Kelsey V, de Vries Victor A, Schuster Alexander K, Yu Yu, van der Heide Frank C T, Delcourt Cécile et al.

European glaucoma prevalence is 2.99%, with 56.4% undiagnosed. This burden of 12.3 million will increase by >1 million by 2050, highlighting the urgent need for improved early detection.

Larsen Petra P, Féart Catherine, Pais de Barros Jean-Paul, Gayraud Laure, Delyfer Marie-Noëlle, Korobelnik Jean-François et al.

This study linked higher blood endotoxins (LPS) to thinner baseline retinal nerve fiber layers, suggesting gut microbiota involvement in early optic nerve neurodegeneration and retinal health.

Stalmans Ingeborg, Lim Kin Sheng, Oddone Francesco, Fichtl Marek, Belda Jose I, Hommer Anton et al.

This study found netarsudil/latanoprost was non-inferior to bimatoprost/timolol in lowering IOP for glaucoma/ocular hypertension. It offers an effective alternative fixed-dose combination, though with different side effect profiles.

Vergroesen Joëlle E, Schuster Alexander K, Stuart Kelsey V, Asefa Nigus G, Cougnard-Grégoire Audrey, Delcourt Cécile et al.

This study found calcium channel blockers linked to higher glaucoma prevalence, while systemic beta-blockers lowered IOP. This is clinically relevant as many glaucoma patients use these medications.

Dot Corinne, Schweitzer Cédric, Labbé Antoine, Lignereux François, Rozot Pascal, Goguillot Mélanie et al.

This study found ocular hypertension and macular edema are common after YAG capsulotomy, especially within 3 months. Retinal detachment is rare. Diabetes and early YAG increase risk, highlighting the need for close follow-up.

Jomaa Emilie, Schweitzer Cédric, Delyfer Marie-Noëlle

Aptel Florent, Bron Alain M, Lachkar Yves, Schweitzer Cédric

This study found that escalating glaucoma treatment (medication or laser) significantly slows visual field progression in POAG, indicating that intensifying therapy can preserve vision.

Rougier Marie-Bénédicte, Korobelnik Jean-François, Malet Florence, Schweitzer Cédric, Delyfer Marie-Noëlle, Dartigues Jean-François et al.

This study found elderly RNFL thickness decreases with age, especially supero- and inferotemporally, and is often higher in women. This highlights the need to consider age, sex, and axial length when interpreting OCTs.