Shah Peter

Lu Siyuan J, Girgis Shenouda, Shah Peter, Lee Graham A

This study found elderly glaucoma patients face significant mental/physical barriers during visual field tests, highlighting the need to address patient concerns and offer breaks for better tolerability.

Sharma Ojasvi, Jones Lee, Sii Freda, Whittaker Jonathan, Dulku Simon, Lee Graham et al.

This study found glaucoma patients in a COVID-19 backlog experienced significant vision loss and increased risk classification using Glauc-Strat-Fast, highlighting the tool's utility and the impact of delayed care.

Lee Graham A, Liu Lance, Casson Robert J, Danesh-Meyer Helen V, Shah Peter

Australian/NZ glaucoma surgeons largely use consistent trabeculectomy techniques, favoring fornix-based flaps, half-thickness scleral flaps, and Mitomycin C, providing a benchmark for optimizing surgical practice.

Huynh Brandon, Shah Peter, Sii Freda, Hunter Damien, Carnt Nicole, White Andrew

This review suggests low systemic vitamin D may be a modifiable risk factor for primary open-angle glaucoma, potentially acting as an anti-inflammatory agent. Further research is needed to confirm this causal link.

Lyons Duncan, Lee Graham A, Matsika Admire, Wong David, Shah Peter

Lee Graham A, Seo Shiney, Quagliotto Gary, Shah Peter

A Baerveldt glaucoma tube blockage was found to be a fibrinohemorrhagic plug with refractile material, possibly silicone from the tube itself, raising concerns about long-term silicone stability and potential device-related fibrosis.

Abbott Joseph, Bruynseels Alice, Osman Lina, Painter Sally, Horsburgh John, Shah Peter

Bruynseels Alice, Sii Freda, Masood Imran, Shah Peter

Healon 5 used for hypotony after XEN stent caused extreme IOP elevation. Clinicians should avoid Healon 5 in this setting due to severe IOP and vision loss risk.

Kirwan James, Lockwood Alastair, Shah Peter, Broadway David, McNaught Andrew, King Anthony

Fieß Achim, Shah Peter, Sii Freda, Godfrey Furahini, Abbott Joe, Bowman Richard et al.

Trabeculectomy showed better IOP control than TSCPC for childhood secondary glaucoma in Tanzania, but both preserved vision similarly. Long travel distances hindered success.

Lee Graham A, Murray Desirée, Shah Peter

Porter Ashley, Lee Graham A, Shah Peter, Todd Brian

Logan Bentley, Lee Graham A, Shah Peter

Besley Jenna, Lee Graham A, Whitehead Kevin, Shah Peter

Kirwan James F, Lockwood Alastair J, Shah Peter, Macleod Alex, Broadway David C, King Anthony J et al.

This UK study found trabeculectomy provides good IOP control with low complication rates, but requires intensive postoperative care for optimal outcomes.

White Andrew J R, Mukherjee Achyut, Hanspal Inderraj, Sarkies Nicholas J, Martin Keith R, Shah Peter

SLT caused acute, transient corneal endothelial changes in most patients, but these subtle changes didn't affect cell count or vision, suggesting short-term clinical safety.

Agrawal Pavi, Shah Peter, Hu Victor, Khaw Peng T, Holder Rodger, Sii Freda

This study found that in African-Caribbean glaucoma patients, preoperative acetazolamide, pseudophakia, and higher preoperative IOP predict trabeculectomy failure, guiding more aggressive management in this high-risk group.

Shah Peter, Agrawal Pavi, Khaw Peng T, Shafi Fariha, Sii Freda

Trabeculectomy with mitomycin C effectively lowers IOP in African Caribbean patients long-term, showing high success and low complication rates, confirming its value for this high-risk population.

Somner John E A, Sii Freda, Bourne Rupert R, Cross Vinette, Burr Jennifer M, Shah Peter

Glaucoma patients and carers support routine outcome reporting if instruments are short and practical. Existing PROMs don't cover all key domains, leading to a proposed "POEM" to capture crucial outcomes and experiences.

Nessim Maged, Denniston Alastair Keith, Nolan Winifred, Holder Roger, Shah Peter

This UK study found acute primary angle closure patients were significantly more likely to come from socially deprived areas, suggesting deprivation is a risk factor for this severe glaucoma.

Sharma Tarun K, Nessim Maged, Kyprianou Ioannis, Kumar Vinod, Shah Peter, O'Neil Eamon

Vitreous loss during cataract surgery in glaucoma patients significantly worsened long-term IOP control, whereas uneventful surgery improved it, highlighting the importance of surgical outcome for glaucoma management.

Sharma Ash, Sii Freda, Shah Peter, Kirkby Graham R

This study found a 3-step vitrectomy-phacoemulsification-vitrectomy surgery effectively treated aqueous misdirection syndrome in phakic eyes, deepening the anterior chamber and controlling intraocular pressure.

Mushtaq Bushra, Chiang Mark Y-M, Kumar Vinod, Ramanathan U S, Shah Peter

Cataract surgery can activate dormant cyclodialysis clefts in previously traumatized eyes, causing hypotony. Surgical repair effectively resolves hypotony and improves vision, highlighting the need for careful evaluation.

Lee Graham A, Khaw Peng T, Ficker Linda A, Shah Peter

Corneal thickness impacts glaucoma diagnosis and IOP measurement, especially post-refractive surgery, but its effect is highly variable, complicating clinical interpretation.

Kirwan James F, Shah Peter, Khaw Peng T

Repeated cyclodiode effectively lowers IOP in refractory pediatric glaucoma, though success is lower and less sustained than in adults. It's a valuable temporizing or adjunct treatment with fewer severe adverse effects.