Shi Danli

Wang Jin, Wang Yue, Liu Zijian, Mou Dapeng, Tang Xin, Shi Danli et al.

APAC eyes show persistent retinal vasculometric changes (larger veins, altered fractal dimension/AV ratio) even after IOP control. These may be independent APAC risk factors, offering post-APAC monitoring via standard fundus photography.

Yusufu Mayinuer, Kang Mengtian, Dayimu Alimu, Shi Danli, Zhu Lisa Zhuoting, Chen Ruiye et al.

UK Biobank data showed thinner photoreceptor layers, identified by OCT, predict premature circulatory mortality, suggesting a non-invasive biomarker for systemic health risk assessment.

Wang Jin, Han Shumei, Mou Dapeng, Tang Xin, Shi Danli, He Mingguang et al.

Retinal vascular changes distinguish primary angle-closure glaucoma from earlier stages and are independently linked to optic nerve damage, potentially offering new biomarkers for disease progression.

Yusufu Mayinuer, Vingrys Algis J, Shang Xianwen, Zhang Lei, Shi Danli, Congdon Nathan et al.

This study established normal retinal vessel measurements in 10,151 healthy individuals, finding age and blood pressure significantly impact these parameters, providing a baseline for future disease assessment.

Chen Qi, Miao Suyu, Jiang Yuzhe, Shi Danli, You Weiyun, Liu Lin et al.

This study found that lower retinal vascular density and fractal dimension, measured from fundus photos, are significantly associated with an increased risk of developing glaucoma. This suggests potential for early glaucoma risk assessment.

He Shuang, Joseph Sanil, Bulloch Gabriella, Jiang Feng, Kasturibai Hariharasubramanian, Kim Ramasamy et al.

This study used AI (GAN) to translate retinal images between different camera types, significantly improving glaucoma diagnosis accuracy by reducing false positives from overexposed images, thus enhancing diagnostic model generalizability.

Shang Xianwen, Zhu Zhuoting, Huang Yu, Zhang Xueli, Wang Wei, Shi Danli et al.

This study found AMD, cataract, and diabetes-related eye disease, but not glaucoma, are linked to increased dementia risk, especially when combined with systemic conditions, highlighting the need for holistic patient assessment.