Seresirikachorn Kasem

Seresirikachorn Kasem, Chang Ta Chen Peter

Seresirikachorn Kasem, Thiamthat Warakorn, Bitrian Elena, Chang Ta Chen Peter

This study found over half of ARS patients develop glaucoma, with diagnosis at birth and cardiac anomalies as risk factors. Glaucoma drainage devices showed the best qualified surgical success.

Seresirikachorn Kasem, Annopawong Kornkamol, Parivisutt Nucharee, Wanichwecharungruang Boonsong, Friedman David S, Vu Daniel M

For JOAG patients failing primary trabeculectomy, second trabeculectomy and GDDs offer similar success, but second trabeculectomies required fewer medications, guiding treatment choice.

Tran Jessica H, Kang Joyce, Han Elaine, Gupta Urvi, Seresirikachorn Kasem, Vy Ha My T et al.

This study found glaucoma polygenic risk scores performed similarly using ICD codes or manual review. However, ICD codes alone have low specificity (44-53%) for true glaucoma, requiring caution in their use.

Seresirikachorn Kasem, Thiamthat Warakorn, Annopawong Kornkamol, Wanichwecharungruang Boonsong, Friedman David S, Vu Daniel M

This study of Thai JOAG found thick corneas and no family history predicted surgery. Trabeculectomy was common, but half needed additional surgery within 10 years, highlighting the chronic nature.

Wanichwecharungruang Boonsong, Kaothanthong Natsuda, Pattanapongpaiboon Warisara, Chantangphol Pantid, Seresirikachorn Kasem, Srisuwanporn Chaniya et al.

Deep learning on AS-OCT accurately predicted plateau iris, offering a practical, non-contact tool for clinicians to detect this non-pupillary block glaucoma mechanism, improving diagnosis and management.