Seuthe Anna-Maria

Seuthe Anna-Maria, Erokhina Mariya, Szurman Peter, Haus Arno

The Preserflo MicroShunt effectively lowered IOP in refractory glaucoma, achieving an 85.7% complete success rate without medication at one year, offering a viable surgical option for complicated cases.

Szurman Peter, Gillmann Kevin, Seuthe Anna-Maria, Dick H Burkhard, Hoffmann Esther M, Mermoud Andre et al.

The EYEMATE-SC suprachoroidal sensor was studied for continuous IOP monitoring. It proved safe, well-tolerated, and accurately measured IOP for 12 months, offering a promising tool for glaucoma management.

Szurman Peter, Mansouri Kaweh, Dick H Burkhard, Mermoud Andre, Hoffmann Esther M, Mackert Marc et al.

A suprachoroidal IOP sensor was safe and allowed continuous monitoring in glaucoma patients, showing good agreement with Goldmann tonometry by six months, offering a new tool for long-term IOP management.

Erokhina Mariya, Szurman Peter, Dimopoulos Spyridon, Januschowski Kai, Seuthe Anna-Maria

Haus Arno, Szurman Peter, Seuthe Anna-Maria

This study explored a novel, cost-effective suture-based canaloplasty with suprachoroidal drainage for glaucoma, finding it safely lowered eye pressure similarly to conventional methods, offering a viable alternative when catheter access is limited.

Szurman Peter, Januschowski Kai, Boden Karl Thomas, Seuthe Anna-Maria

This study introduced a novel non-penetrating glaucoma surgery using a collagen sheet for suprachoroidal drainage, showing significant, safe IOP reduction, offering a new option for patients.

Ebner Martina, Mariacher Siegfried, Januschowski Kai, Boden Katrin, Seuthe Anna-Maria, Szurman Peter et al.

This study found that FLACS using a liquid interface significantly raises anterior chamber IOP, with higher vacuum causing greater spikes, potentially impacting glaucoma patients.

Seuthe Anna-Maria, Januschowski Kai, Mariacher Siegfried, Ebner Martina, Opitz Natalia, Szurman Peter et al.

This study found combining cataract surgery with canaloplasty and suprachoroidal drainage (PCscD) resulted in significantly greater IOP reduction and less medication dependence compared to canaloplasty alone, offering a more effective single-procedure option for glaucoma patients needing cataract surgery.

Seuthe Anna-Maria, Ivanescu Ciprian, Leers Stephan, Boden Karl, Januschowski Kai, Szurman Peter

Modified canaloplasty with suprachoroidal drainage showed superior IOP reduction and medication sparing compared to conventional canaloplasty, offering an optimized, safe surgical option for glaucoma patients.

Januschowski Kai, Leers Stephan, Haus Arno, Szurman Peter, Seuthe Anna-Maria, Boden Karl Thomas

Seuthe Anna-Maria, Januschowski Kai, Szurman Peter

Micro-invasive suture trabeculotomy after unsuccessful canaloplasty safely and significantly lowered IOP and reduced medication use for one year, offering a simple, effective enhancement for glaucoma management.