Shakrawal Jyoti

Dada Tanuj, Bhai Nithya, Midha Neha, Shakrawal Jyoti, Kumar Manoj, Chaurasia Priyanka et al.

Mindfulness meditation significantly lowered intraocular pressure and beneficially altered trabecular meshwork gene expression in uncontrolled glaucoma patients, suggesting a direct ocular impact and potential adjunctive therapy.

Sihota Ramanjit, Selvan Harathy, Sharma Ajay, Gupta Neeraj, Shakrawal Jyoti, Angmo Dewang et al.

This study found 26.76% of primary congenital glaucoma eyes developed visual field defects despite controlled IOP. Female sex, high cup-to-disc ratio, and repeat surgery were key risk factors, highlighting ongoing visual damage despite treatment.

Dada Tanuj, Ramesh Priyanka, Shakrawal Jyoti

This review suggests meditation offers glaucoma patients multifaceted benefits, including potential IOP reduction, improved blood flow, and neuroprotection, making it a promising adjunctive therapy.

Shakrawal Jyoti, Bali Shveta, Sidhu Talvir, Verma Saurabh, Sihota Ramanjit, Dada Tanuj

This study found illuminated-microcatheter circumferential trabeculotomy (IMCT) was superior to conventional partial trabeculotomy for congenital glaucoma, achieving lower IOP and higher success rates, offering a better surgical option.