Shingleton Bradford J

Hoeh Helmut, Vold Steven D, Ahmed Iqbal K, Anton Alfonso, Rau Magda, Singh Kuldev et al.

This study found CyPass Micro-Stent implantation combined with cataract surgery for open-angle glaucoma safely reduced intraocular pressure and medication use. This offers a promising, low-complication treatment option.

Tetz Manfred, Koerber Norbert, Shingleton Bradford J, von Wolff Kurt, Bull Holger, Samuelson Thomas W et al.

Combined cataract surgery and canaloplasty for open-angle glaucoma safely and effectively lowered eye pressure and medication needs more than canaloplasty alone over three years.

Shingleton Bradford J, Yang Yang, O'Donoghue Mark W

This study found that surgical repair of dislocated IOLs in pseudoexfoliation patients significantly improved vision and lowered IOP, with stable glaucoma medication needs and good outcomes regardless of IOL exchange or repositioning.

Chang Robert T, Shingleton Bradford J, Singh Kuldev

Shingleton Bradford J, Wooler Kristy B, Bourne Carla I, O'Donoghue Mark W

Combined cataract and trabeculectomy surgery for pseudoexfoliation glaucoma significantly reduced long-term IOP and medication needs more than cataract surgery alone, offering superior glaucoma control.

Lewis Richard A, von Wolff Kurt, Tetz Manfred, Koerber Norbert, Kearney John R, Shingleton Bradford J et al.

Canaloplasty significantly and safely lowered intraocular pressure and medication use for three years in open-angle glaucoma patients, offering a sustained treatment option.

Shingleton Bradford J, Marvin Alicia C, Heier Jeffrey S, O'Donoghue Mark W, Laul Anupam, Wolff Brian et al.

This study found PXF eyes with preoperative zonular weakness signs or prior fellow-eye complications had significantly higher rates of vitrectomy during cataract surgery, yet achieved good visual and IOP outcomes.

Shingleton Bradford J, Crandall Alan S, Ahmed Iqbal Ike K

This review highlights that pseudoexfoliation complicates cataract surgery due to small pupils, zonule laxity, and IOP changes, necessitating specialized preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative management for better patient outcomes.

Lewis Richard A, von Wolff Kurt, Tetz Manfred, Koerber Norbert, Kearney John R, Shingleton Bradford J et al.

Canaloplasty for open-angle glaucoma safely and effectively reduced intraocular pressure and medication use over two years. This offers a valuable treatment option for OAG patients.

Shingleton Bradford J, Laul Anupam, Nagao Karina, Wolff Brian, O'Donoghue Mark, Eagan Edward et al.

Phacoemulsification in pseudoexfoliation eyes (with/without glaucoma) significantly reduced long-term IOP, proportional to preoperative IOP. This suggests a protective effect, with low glaucoma progression rates.

Shingleton Bradford J, Nguyen Bao-Kim C, Eagan Edward F, Nagao Karina, O'Donoghue Mark W

Cataract surgery in unilateral PEX eyes showed greater IOP reduction and medication needs than fellow eyes, but similar visual outcomes and complication rates, aiding surgical planning.

Shingleton Bradford J, Rosenberg Rhonda B, Teixeira Roberta, O'Donoghue Mark W

This study found significant IOP variability (hypotony in 6.1%, high IOP in up to 15.6% of glaucoma eyes) immediately post-phacoemulsification, highlighting the need for careful monitoring in all patients.

Shingleton Bradford J, Pasternack James J, Hung James W, O'Donoghue Mark W

Cataract surgery consistently lowered intraocular pressure by 1.3-1.8 mmHg for 3-5 years in glaucoma patients, suspects, and normal eyes, offering a sustained, small IOP reduction.

Shingleton Bradford J, Campbell Carrie A, O'Donoghue Mark W

This study found that pupil stretch during cataract surgery does not significantly worsen vision, eye pressure, or inflammation post-operatively, suggesting it's a safe technique when needed.

Shingleton Bradford J, Price Richard S, O'Donoghue Mark W, Goyal Supriya

This study found no significant difference in visual acuity, IOP, or medication needs between 1-site and 2-site phacotrabeculectomy, suggesting both are equally effective options for combined surgery.

Shingleton Bradford J, Alfano Charlie, O'Donoghue Mark W, Rivera Jorge

Glaucoma surgery in pseudophakic patients effectively lowered eye pressure and medication needs. Importantly, prior conjunctival scarring did not significantly impact these positive surgical outcomes.

Shingleton Bradford J, Heltzer James, O'Donoghue Mark W

Cataract surgery in PEX patients showed more intraoperative complications (zonular weakness) but greater long-term IOP reduction, suggesting improved outflow and potential glaucoma benefit.

Shingleton Bradford J, O'Donoghue Mark W, Hall Peter E

Cataract surgery in eyes with glaucoma filters improved vision, slightly increased IOP, and maintained medication needs, showing it's generally safe and effective.

Shingleton Bradford J, Chaudhry Iftikhar M, O'Donoghue Mark W

This study found no significant differences in outcomes when omitting peripheral iridectomy during phacotrabeculectomy, suggesting it's a safe alternative for combined cataract and glaucoma surgery.