Song Yunhe

Xie Bin, Yang Zefeng, Wang Zhixuan, Fang Zige, Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin et al.

Goniotomy and phacogoniotomy are effective, safe, and widely applicable glaucoma surgeries, especially valuable in resource-limited settings due to their non-device-built nature.

Lin Fengbin, Li Liu, Xiaokaiti Dilimulati, Fan Sujie, Zhang Zhihong, Yang Yangfan et al.

Goniotomy effectively lowered IOP and medication use for two years in patients with prior failed glaucoma surgery, demonstrating a safe, viable option for refractory cases.

Song Yunhe, Xie Lin, Zhu Xiaomin, Fan Sujie, Lv Aiguo, Tang Guangxian et al.

This study found combined cataract surgery and angle procedures effectively lowered IOP and medication use for advanced angle-closure glaucoma over two years, offering a safe treatment option.

Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo, Li Fei, Song Yunhe, Xie Lin, Zhu Xiaomin et al.

This trial found SPI+GSL+GT was non-inferior to trabeculectomy for advanced PACG IOP reduction at one year, with fewer post-op interventions. It offers a potential alternative to trabeculectomy.

Song Yunhe, Fan Sujie, Tang Li, Lin Fengbin, Li Fei, Lv Aiguo et al.

Phacogoniotomy was noninferior to phacotrabeculectomy for advanced PACG with cataract at two years regarding IOP reduction. This suggests phacogoniotomy is a viable, less invasive alternative for these patients.

Song Yunhe, Ye Xiangxiang, Yang Mingmin, Zhang Zhihong, Zeng Liuzhi, Fan Hanying et al.

Phacogoniotomy for POAG with cataract effectively lowered IOP and medication use, regardless of baseline medical control. This safe procedure offers a good surgical option for these patients.

Jiang Jingwen, Kong Kangjie, Lin Fengbin, Zhou Fengqi, Song Yunhe, Liu Xiaoyi et al.

This 3-year study found highly myopic glaucoma causes faster temporal pRNFL thinning than OAG, suggesting distinct damage patterns useful for diagnosis and understanding glaucoma in high myopia.

Wang Deming, Zhang Yinhang, Lin Fengbin, Song Yunhe, Jin Ling, Wang Zhenyu et al.

This study found peripheral retinal ganglion cell thickness and capillary density are more vulnerable to myopic axial elongation, highlighting the need for comprehensive peripheral retinal assessment in myopia.

Song Yunhe, Li Fei, Zhang Xiulan

Zhang Xiulan, Jiang Jingwen, Kong Kangjie, Li Fei, Chen Shida, Wang Peiyuan et al.

This review compares optic nerve damage in high myopia and glaucoma, highlighting diagnostic challenges due to shared features, crucial for guiding management decisions.

Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo, Zhang Yao, Lu Lan, Xie Lin et al.

This study found phacogoniotomy is non-inferior to phacotrabeculectomy for advanced PACG with cataract, offering similar IOP reduction, fewer complications, and better quality of life.

Zhang Yinhang, Wang Deming, Lin Fengbin, Song Yunhe, Chen Yu, Peng Yuying et al.

Wide-field OCTA showed central 1-6mm retinal capillary density best detects glaucoma in high myopia. More peripheral regions offered no additional diagnostic value for these patients.

Jiang Jingwen, Song Yunhe, Kong Kangjie, Wang Peiyuan, Lin Fengbin, Gao Xinbo et al.

This study found that non-pathologic high myopia has a high prevalence of specific optic nerve head abnormalities, some of which correlate with visual field defects. This helps distinguish high myopia changes from glaucoma.

Lin Fengbin, Nie Xin, Shi Jiguang, Song Yunhe, Lv Aiguo, Li Xiaoyan et al.

Goniotomy proved safe and effective for glaucoma patients with prior failed surgeries, significantly lowering IOP and medication use, offering a viable alternative treatment option.

Song Yunhe, Li Fei, Chong Rachel S, Wang Wei, Ran An Ran, Lin Fengbin et al.

This study developed a high myopia-specific pRNFL database. It found this database significantly improves detection of highly myopic glaucoma compared to standard OCT databases, offering a better diagnostic tool.

Song Yunhe, Zhu Xiaomin, Zhang Yao, Shu Jing, Dang Guangfu, Zhou Wenzong et al.

This study found partial goniotomy (120°) lowers IOP as effectively as complete (360°) goniotomy, with or without cataract surgery, but causes less hyphema. This suggests partial goniotomy is a safer, effective option.

Cheng Weijing, Song Yunhe, Li Fei, Lin Fengbin, Yang Bin, Wang Fanyin et al.

This study found focal ischemic glaucoma patients had the fastest choriocapillaris decline, linked to nerve fiber layer thinning, highlighting choriocapillaris health's importance in glaucoma management.

Zhang Yu, Song Yunhe, Zhou Yue, Bai Bingyu, Zhang Xiulan, Chen Weirong

This review found that ab interno trabeculotomy (goniotomy) is the most appropriate first-line treatment for glaucoma following pediatric cataract surgery, offering a crucial clinical management strategy.

Song Yunhe, Zhang Yi, Li Fei, Zhang Yingzhe, Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo et al.

This study found that combining cataract surgery, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy effectively lowered eye pressure and medication needs in advanced angle-closure glaucoma patients, showing promise for treatment.

Song Yunhe, Zhang Hengli, Zhang Yingzhe, Tang Guangxian, Wan Kelvin H, Lee Jacky W Y et al.

This review explores MIGS's efficacy and safety for primary angle-closure glaucoma, finding its role in PACG management is still being clarified.

Cheng Weijing, Wang Wei, Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin, Duan Yongbo, Xie Liu et al.

This study found that increased choriocapillaris flow deficit correlates with thinner GCIPL in non-glaucomatous eyes, suggesting choriocapillaris perfusion may influence glaucoma development and progression.

Cheng Weijing, Song Yunhe, Gao Xinbo, Lin Fengbin, Li Fei, Wang Peiyuan et al.

This study found longer axial length in high myopia is linked to increased choriocapillaris flow deficits, particularly in the perifovea. This suggests potential mechanisms for myopic progression and related ocular changes.

Song Yunhe, Cheng Weijing, Li Fei, Lin Fengbin, Wang Peiyuan, Gao Xinbo et al.

This study found that intraocular pressure and axial length significantly influence macular microvascular patterns (fractal dimension, tortuosity) in healthy eyes, which is crucial for interpreting OCTA changes in glaucoma.

Lin Fengbin, Chen Shida, Song Yunhe, Li Fei, Wang Wei, Zhao Zhenni et al.

This study classified visual field defects in highly myopic eyes, identifying distinct glaucoma-like and myopia-related patterns. This reproducible system improves communication and differentiation of defects in clinical practice.

Cheng Weijing, Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin, Xiong Jian, Li Fei, Jin Ling et al.

This study found SS-OCTA artifacts are common, especially in glaucoma, females, and longer eyes. Clinically, be cautious interpreting SS-OCTA in glaucoma, as image quality scores don't reliably detect these artifacts.