Scott Ingrid U

Braga João Pedro Romero, Lucena Moisés Moura, Rodrigues Murilo Wendeborn, Zupelli Arthur, Scott Ingrid U, Messias André et al.

Adaptive optics detected reduced cone density and increased spacing in hydroxychloroquine users without standard toxicity signs, suggesting it could be an earlier screening tool.

Aref Ahmad A, Scott Ingrid U, Oden Neal L, Ip Michael S, VanVeldhuisen Paul C, Blodi Barbara A

Lu Amy Q, Rizk Monica, O'Rourke Tara, Goodling Kristin, Lehman Erik, Scott Ingrid U et al.

This study compared topical prednisolone to intracanalicular dexamethasone for post-cataract inflammation. Both methods showed similar rates of breakthrough inflammation and IOP elevation, suggesting the insert is a comparable alternative for prophylaxis.

Aref Ahmad A, Scott Ingrid U, VanVeldhuisen Paul C, King Jacquie, Ip Michael S, Blodi Barbara A et al.

This study found anti-VEGF injections for retinal vein occlusion cause low rates of significant IOP elevation or glaucoma surgery, emphasizing the need for long-term IOP monitoring.

Aref Ahmad A, Scott Ingrid U, Oden Neal L, Ip Michael S, Blodi Barbara A, VanVeldhuisen Paul C

This study found 4mg intravitreal triamcinolone significantly increases IOP risk, especially in younger patients with higher baseline IOP, often occurring weeks after injection, necessitating careful monitoring.

Aref Ahmad A, Scott Ingrid U

De Fendi Lígia I, Arruda Gustavo V, Scott Ingrid U, Paula Jayter S

This meta-analysis found Mitomycin C (MMC) with trabeculectomy offers better success and lower IOP than 5-fluorouracil (5-FU), with similar safety, making MMC a superior adjuvant.

Jackson Gregory R, Scott Ingrid U, Quillen David A, Walter Laura E, Gardner Thomas W

This study found inner retinal dysfunction (FDT) is a sensitive, early marker of non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy, even with good acuity, indicating broader retinal damage than previously thought.

Chan Clement K, Ip Michael S, Vanveldhuisen Paul C, Oden Neal L, Scott Ingrid U, Tolentino Michael J et al.

The SCORE study found triamcinolone didn't reduce neovascular events in RVO. Neovascularization risk significantly increased with greater retinal nonperfusion, especially in BRVO, highlighting nonperfusion as a key risk factor.

Takata Clécio, Messias Andre, Folgosa Marco S, Lucena Levy R, Lucena Daniel R, Scott Ingrid U et al.

This study found intravitreal triamcinolone during cataract surgery was more effective than subtenon infusion for refractory diabetic macular edema, improving vision and reducing macular thickness, suggesting a superior approach.

Gregori Ninel Z, Rosenfeld Philip J, Puliafito Carmen A, Flynn Harry W, Lee Ji Eun, Mavrofrides Elias C et al.

This study found IVTA for CRVO macular edema offered limited, transient visual improvement in some patients, with many eyes stable but not improved at one year, and significant IOP elevation risk.

Moshfeghi Andrew A, Scott Ingrid U, Flynn Harry W, Puliafito Carmen A

Intravitreal triamcinolone can cause temporary, non-infectious pseudohypopyon (0.8% of injections) shortly after injection. This benign finding usually resolves spontaneously, requiring observation unless inflammation progresses.

Scott Ingrid U, Cruz-Villegas Vanessa, Flynn Harry W, Miller Darlene

A rare fungal bleb infection (*Lecythophora mutabilis*) was resistant to amphotericin B but successfully treated with voriconazole and surgery, highlighting specific management for this challenging complication.

Scott Ingrid U, Flynn Harry W, Smiddy William E, Murray Timothy G, Moore Jeffrey K, Lemus Dagmar R et al.

This study found pars plana vitrectomy significantly improves vision and reduces high eye pressure in patients with retained lens fragments, with a less complicated clinical course predicting better outcomes.

Arroyave Claudia P, Scott Ingrid U, Gedde Steven J, Parrish Richard K, Feuer William J

Glaucoma drainage devices effectively controlled intraocular pressure and preserved vision in most aniridia patients. This suggests GDDs are a viable surgical option for this complex glaucoma.

Scott Ingrid U, Murray Timothy G, Flynn Harry W, Feuer William J, Schiffman Joyce C

This study found intraoperative perfluoro-n-octane for giant retinal tears achieved good reattachment and vision in most cases, but identified tear size, prior surgery, and age as key risk factors for re-detachment, guiding surgical planning.

Budenz Donald L, Scott Ingrid U, Nguyen Quang H, Feuer William, Singh Kuldev, Nicolela Marcelo T et al.

This study found combined Baerveldt implant and trabeculectomy with mitomycin C effectively lowers IOP in refractory glaucoma patients, offering excellent pressure control despite some vision decline over time.

Benz Matthew S, Scott Ingrid U, Flynn Harry W, Gedde Steven J

For RD in eyes with a glaucoma drainage device, PPV with fluid-gas exchange best achieved reattachment and IOP control, but visual outcomes were often poor due to advanced glaucoma.

Song Alice, Scott Ingrid U, Flynn Harry W, Budenz Donald L

This study found that delayed bleb-associated endophthalmitis, often caused by Strep/Staph, leads to generally poor vision despite treatment, highlighting the severe visual risk of this complication.

Song Alice, Scott Ingrid U, Davis Janet L, Lam Byron L

This case highlights atypical toxoplasmosis causing anterior optic neuropathy without a typical mass, emphasizing its inclusion in differential diagnoses for sudden unilateral vision loss.