Singh K

Lee J W Y, Chan J C H, Chang R T, Singh K, Liu C C L, Gangwani R et al.

SLT for glaucoma caused transient decreases in endothelial cell count and corneal thickness, returning to baseline within one month, suggesting temporary corneal impact.

Wang S Y, Singh K, Lin S C

This study found no association between glaucoma and vitamin A or E supplements/serum levels; however, vitamin C supplement intake (not serum levels) was linked to lower glaucoma odds.

Pastor S A, Singh K, Lee D A, Juzych M S, Lin S C, Netland P A et al.

This review found limited evidence for cyclophotocoagulation, mainly supporting its use for refractory glaucoma, pain relief, or when invasive surgery is contraindicated, with diode lasers showing promise.

Fechtner R D, Singh K

Budenz D L, Singh K

This overview of glaucoma in West Africa highlights its prevalence and management challenges, emphasizing the need for improved local care strategies.

Singh K, Mehta K, Shaikh N M, Tsai J C, Moster M R, Budenz D L et al.

This study found 5-FU and MMC were equally safe and effective adjuncts for primary trabeculectomy in the short-to-medium term. Clinically, both are viable options for improving surgical success.

Lee M D, Fechtner F R, Fiscella R G, Singh K, Stewart W C

A roundtable highlighted that poor glaucoma treatment compliance is common but often undetected, emphasizing physician education and simplified, once-daily regimens to improve patient adherence and outcomes.

Singh K, Spaeth G, Zimmerman T, Minckler D

Stewart W C, Dubiner H B, Mundorf T K, Laibovitz R A, Sall K N, Katz L J et al.

This study found carteolol did not alter lipid profiles, while timolol negatively affected HDL and TC/HDL ratio in older women with glaucoma, suggesting different systemic safety for these eye drops.

Byrd S, Singh K

Preoperative oral acetazolamide effectively reduced early post-cataract surgery IOP spikes, suggesting its clinical benefit for preventing significant pressure elevation.

Manche E E, Afshari M A, Singh K

This case shows delayed corneal toxicity from antimetabolites after glaucoma surgery can cause persistent epithelial defects, successfully treated by limbal stem cell transplantation, highlighting a rare late complication.

Singh K, Byrd S, Egbert P R, Budenz D

Trabeculectomy with antifibrotic agents in Black West Africans rarely caused hypotony (2%) and no hypotony maculopathy, suggesting a lower prevalence than in Caucasians.

Singh K, Eid T E, Katz L J, Spaeth G L, Augsburger J J

Nd:YAG laser effectively reopens blocked glaucoma tubes, but reblockage is common, limiting long-term patency despite initial success.

Singh K, Egbert P R, Byrd S, Budenz D L, Williams A S, Decker J H et al.

In West African glaucoma patients, trabeculectomy with mitomycin C was safer and more effective at lowering IOP than 5-FU, suggesting MMC is the preferred adjunctive agent.

Egbert P R, Williams A S, Singh K, Dadzie P, Egbert T B

Intraoperative 5-FU significantly improved trabeculectomy success in Black African glaucoma patients, suggesting its use in high-risk cases when multiple postoperative injections are impractical.