Stinnett Sandra S

Okrent Smolar Avital L, Viswanath Rahul, Bomze Howard M, Hao Ying, Stinnett Sandra S, Gospe Sidney M

Pexidartinib-mediated MNP depletion, especially combined with hypoxia, completely protected RGCs and restored myelination in mitochondrial optic neuropathy. This suggests targeting neuroinflammation via MNP depletion is a promising adjunctive therapy for conditions like LHON.

Akrobetu Dennis Y, Robbins Cason B, Ma Justin P, Soundararajan Srinath, Quist Michael S, Stinnett Sandra S et al.

This study found macular OCTA parameters show moderate to good intrasession repeatability, similarly across neurodegenerative diseases and healthy controls, indicating reliable measurements for clinical use.

Warwick Alexander M, Bomze Howard M, Wang Luyu, Klingeborn Mikael, Hao Ying, Stinnett Sandra S et al.

Continuous hypoxia dramatically rescued early RGC degeneration in a mouse model of mitochondrial optic neuropathy, suggesting potential therapeutic strategies for human optic neuropathies like LHON.

Robbins Cason B, Akrobetu Dennis, Ma Justin P, Stinnett Sandra S, Soundararajan Srinath, Liu Andy J et al.

OCTA showed amnestic MCI patients have significantly reduced retinal perfusion density compared to nonamnestic MCI and healthy controls. This suggests a potential ocular biomarker for amnestic MCI.

Ma Justin P, Robbins Cason B, Lee Jia Min, Soundararajan Srinath, Stinnett Sandra S, Agrawal Rupesh et al.

This study found APOE ε4 carriers (Alzheimer's risk) had lower baseline central retinal thickness and vessel density, but similar 2-year change rates, suggesting potential early ocular markers for Alzheimer's risk.

Ma Justin P, Robbins Cason B, Stinnett Sandra S, Johnson Kim G, Scott Burton L, Grewal Dilraj S et al.

Peripapillary OCTA repeatability for neurodegenerative diseases is good, similar to healthy controls, suggesting consistent measurements and potential for single-eye imaging in future research.

Hannon Bailey G, Luna Coralia, Feola Andrew J, Ritch Matthew D, Read A Thomas, Stinnett Sandra S et al.

Genipin-induced scleral stiffening in rats caused no sustained harm to visual function, retinal health, or RGCs, supporting its future study for treating eye diseases like glaucoma.

Cai Cindy X, Michalak Suzanne M, Stinnett Sandra S, Muir Kelly W, Fekrat Sharon, Borkar Durga S

This study found ICD-10 coding for diabetic retinopathy and its stages, especially PDR, is more accurate than ICD-9, improving clinical database research potential.

Wen Joanne C, Stinnett Sandra S, Asrani Sanjay

A new AS-OCT bleb grading system correlated with clinical bleb features and IOP after trabeculectomy, but its ability to predict long-term IOP was limited.

Jaffe Glenn J, Lin Phoebe, Keenan Robert T, Ashton Paul, Skalak Cindy, Stinnett Sandra S

A fluocinolone acetonide implant effectively controlled noninfectious uveitis and improved vision for two years, offering a promising long-term treatment despite potential intraocular pressure elevation.

Grewal Dilraj S, Stinnett Sandra S, Folgar Francisco A, Schneider Eric W, Vajzovic Lejla, Asrani Sanjay et al.

This study compared IOP measurements after vitreoretinal surgery using Icare, Tonopen, and Goldmann. They found good overall agreement, but Icare overestimates high and underestimates low IOPs, impacting clinical accuracy at extremes.

Fleischman David, Berdahl John, Stinnett Sandra S, Fautsch Michael P, Allingham R R

Ong Sally S, Sanka Krishna, Mettu Priyatham S, Brosnan Thomas M, Stinnett Sandra S, Lee Paul P et al.

Residents largely followed glaucoma guidelines, but patient education documentation was poor. This highlights a training gap, suggesting PPP adherence can improve resident performance and patient care.

Jain Nieraj, Stinnett Sandra S, Jaffe Glenn J

A fluocinolone acetonide implant for chronic CRVO macular edema showed sustained visual and anatomic benefits over 3 years, but cataract and elevated IOP were significant complications.

Dayani Pouya N, Chow Jessica, Stinnett Sandra S, Jaffe Glenn J

This study found combining fluocinolone implant, vitrectomy, and silicone oil effectively increased intraocular pressure in chronic uveitic hypotony. This offers a feasible treatment option for this challenging condition.

Berdahl John P, Fautsch Michael P, Stinnett Sandra S, Allingham R Rand

This study found lower intracranial pressure in POAG/NTG and higher ICP in OHT, suggesting ICP may influence glaucoma development and progression, highlighting its clinical relevance.

Ramchandran Rajeev S, Fekrat Sharon, Stinnett Sandra S, Jaffe Glenn J

A fluocinolone acetonide implant for chronic CRVO-related macular edema showed improved vision and reduced edema. It's a promising option, but cataract and elevated IOP are common side effects needing management.

Weizer Jennifer S, Asrani Sanjay, Stinnett Sandra S, Herndon Leon W

This study found higher OPA from DCT correlated with less severe glaucoma and thicker corneas, while DCT IOP, like GAT/TAT, was affected by corneal thickness.

Muir Kelly W, Santiago-Turla Cecile, Stinnett Sandra S, Herndon Leon W, Allingham R Rand, Challa Pratap et al.

This study found many glaucoma patients have low health literacy, which correlated with poorer medication adherence. Tailored interventions could improve treatment success.

Muir Kelly W, Duncan Lois, Enyedi Laura B, Stinnett Sandra S, Freedman Sharon F

This study found children's central corneal thickness (CCT) remains stable over 1-2 years, regardless of glaucoma or medication. This suggests CCT is a reliable, consistent measurement in pediatric glaucoma management.

Song Julia, Lee Paul P, Epstein David L, Stinnett Sandra S, Herndon Leon W, Asrani Sanjay G et al.

This study found 180-degree selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) had a high failure rate (68-74%) in a tertiary clinic, suggesting limited long-term efficacy in this patient population.

Song Julia, Deng Pei-Feng, Stinnett Sandra S, Epstein David L, Rao P Vasantha

Statins were found to alter TM cell structure and significantly increase aqueous humor outflow in porcine eyes, suggesting their potential as a novel glaucoma treatment to lower eye pressure.

Hess Derek B, Asrani Sanjay G, Bhide Manisha G, Enyedi Laura B, Stinnett Sandra S, Freedman Sharon F

OCT revealed significant macular and nerve fiber layer thinning in children with glaucoma compared to normal eyes. This suggests OCT is a valuable tool for early pediatric glaucoma diagnosis.