Stamper Robert L

Zehavi-Dorin Tzukit, Kutzscher Anne E, Badr Mai, Mora Marta, Shyu Yennie, Porco Travis C et al.

Corneal hysteresis in glaucoma patients is stable during routine follow-up and after cataract surgery, suggesting post-op IOP changes aren't due to this biomechanical property.

Kong Alan W, Turner Marcus L, Chan Hoover, Stamper Robert L, Arnold Benjamin F, Della Santina Luca et al.

Handheld ERG with sinusoidal flicker revealed greater OFF-pathway impairment in glaucoma, suggesting its vulnerability. This objective, comfortable test could aid early glaucoma detection.

Giorgis Abeba T, Alsoudi Amer F, Alemu Abiye M, Tadesse Tesfaye, Gemida Jibat, Taye Kalekirstos et al.

This study objectively found no significant association between skin pigmentation and glaucoma, challenging prior assumptions about skin color as a glaucoma risk factor.

Chien Jason L, Wu Bernie P, Nayer Zacharia, Grits Daniel, Rodriguez Geoffrey, Gu Alex et al.

Glaucoma research authorship showed increased authors, disclosures, dual degrees, and international contributions over 25 years, but women's participation remained persistently low, highlighting ongoing gender disparity.

Nanda Tavish, Rasool Nailyn, Callahan Alison B, Stamper Robert L, Odel Jeffrey G

Timolol eye drops caused visual hallucinations in elderly, female glaucoma patients, resolving upon discontinuation. Clinicians should recognize this rare side effect, especially in susceptible patients, to avoid unnecessary investigations.

Hsia Yen C, Lee Jun Hui, Cui Qi N, Stewart Jay M, Naseri Ayman, Porco Travis et al.

Resident-performed glaucoma surgeries showed low early reoperation rates (3.9%) and acceptable complications across device types. Patients needing reoperation achieved favorable 1-year outcomes, supporting resident involvement in these procedures.

Cui Qi N, Hsia Yen C, Lin Shan C, Stamper Robert L, Rose-Nussbaumer Jennifer, Mehta Nitisha et al.

This study found that adding antifibrotic injections to Ahmed glaucoma valve surgery improved success rates, lowered eye pressure, and reduced hypertensive phase without increasing complications, suggesting benefit for patients.

Lowry Eugene A, Greninger Daniel A, Porco Travis C, Naseri Ayman, Stamper Robert L, Han Ying

Resident-performed ALT and SLT had similar IOP reduction. However, ALT patients needed significantly more eye drops and trended toward more interventions, suggesting SLT may be preferable.

Seider Michael I, Rofagha Soraya, Lin Shan C, Stamper Robert L

Resident-performed Ex-PRESS shunt and trabeculectomy showed comparable post-operative IOP control, medication reduction, and complication rates. This suggests both are effective surgical options in a training setting.

Kniestedt Christoph, Punjabi Omar, Lin Shan, Stamper Robert L

This review traced tonometry's evolution, highlighting that despite glaucoma's complex nature, accurate intraocular pressure measurement remains crucial as the primary treatable risk factor for disease progression.

Punjabi Omar S, Stamper Robert L, Bostrom Alan G, Han Ying, Lin Shan C

This study found multifocal VEP visual function correlates with optic nerve structure (HRT) in glaucoma, suggesting mfVEP may aid early detection and monitoring.

Rutar Tina, Hwang David G, Stamper Robert L

Iris transfixation of a subluxated IOL-capsule complex can cause acute angle-closure glaucoma due to pupillary block. Prophylactic iridectomy is recommended to prevent this complication.

De Castro Dawn K, Punjabi Omar S, Bostrom Alan G, Stamper Robert L, Lietman Thomas M, Ray Kathryn et al.

This study found statin use was associated with slowed optic nerve progression in glaucoma suspects, suggesting a potential protective role. Aspirin alone showed no such effect.

Punjabi Omar S, Kniestedt Christoph, Stamper Robert L, Lin Shan C

Dynamic contour tonometry aims to accurately measure true IOP, independent of corneal thickness, by conforming to the corneal contour. This promising technology could improve glaucoma diagnosis and management.

Kniestedt Christoph, Lin Shan, Choe Joyce, Nee Michelle, Bostrom Alan, Stürmer Jörg et al.

This study found Goldmann tonometry IOP correlates with central corneal thickness (CCT), unlike dynamic contour tonometry. Thin CCT, prevalent in African Americans and normal-tension glaucoma, links to advanced disease, suggesting GAT may underestimate true IOP.

Kniestedt Christoph, Nee Michelle, Stamper Robert L

This study compared tonometry methods in cadaver eyes, finding dynamic contour tonometry (DCT) more accurate and less affected by corneal hydration than Goldmann applanation tonometry (GAT) or pneumatonometry (PTG), suggesting better clinical reliability.

Aghaian Elsa, Choe Joyce E, Lin Shan, Stamper Robert L

This study found central corneal thickness varies by ethnicity, with Japanese and African Americans having thinner corneas than Caucasians, Chinese, and Hispanics. This impacts glaucoma risk assessment and IOP interpretation.

Stamper Robert L, Wigginton Stephen A, Higginbotham Eve J

This review discussed primary glaucoma drug treatment, concluding individualized patient needs, efficacy, compliance, cost, and side effects dictate the best choice, not a single superior class.