Sparrow John M

King Anthony J, Hudson Jemma, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Burr Jennifer, Kernohan Ashleigh, Homer Tara et al.

This study found that for advanced glaucoma, primary trabeculectomy lowered IOP and prevented progression better than medication, with similar safety, but no significant quality-of-life difference.

Kernohan Ashleigh, Homer Tara, Shabaninejad Hosein, King Anthony J, Hudson Jemma, Fernie Gordon et al.

Studying advanced glaucoma, primary medical management was more cost-effective than surgery at 2 years, suggesting it's the preferred initial approach, though longer-term data is needed.

Hughes Rachael, Aristodemou Petros, Sparrow John M, Kaye Stephen

This study found patient comorbidities and gender, not surgeon skill, primarily influence cataract surgery refractive outcomes, suggesting patient factors are key for predicting results.

King Anthony J, Hudson Jemma, Fernie Gordon, Kernohan Ashleigh, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Burr Jennifer et al.

For advanced glaucoma, primary trabeculectomy achieved lower eye pressure than medication, with similar quality of life and safety outcomes, suggesting it's a viable initial treatment option.

Leal Inês, Chu Colin J, Yang Yit Y, Manasses Demetri M, Sebastian Rani T, Sparrow John M

Cataract surgery modestly reduces intraocular pressure in both normal and glaucoma eyes, suggesting limited standalone IOP-lowering efficacy for glaucoma.

Kelly Stephen R, Khawaja Anthony P, Bryan Susan R, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Sparrow John M, Crabb David P

This study found 17.5% of OHT patients developed glaucoma (visual field loss) in 5 years; IOP-lowering treatment significantly reduced this risk, suggesting many OHT patients may need less intensive follow-up.

King Anthony J, Hudson Jemma, Fernie Gordon, Burr Jennifer, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Sparrow John M et al.

The TAGS study characterized patients with advanced glaucoma entering a trial comparing primary surgery vs. medical management, finding severe visual field loss at baseline, which will inform future treatment decisions.

King Anthony J, Fernie Gordon, Azuara-Blanco Augusto, Burr Jennifer M, Garway-Heath Ted, Sparrow John M et al.

This study compares primary medical treatment versus surgery for advanced glaucoma, aiming to determine which is more effective and cost-effective for preserving vision and quality of life.