Suh Soh Youn

Demer Joseph L, Clark Robert A, Suh Soh Youn, Giaconi JoAnn A, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros, Law Simon K et al.

Eye movements normally pump CSF around the optic nerve, but this pumping was subnormal in glaucoma and NA-AION, suggesting impaired CSF dynamics may contribute to these optic neuropathies.

Le Alan, Chen Jessica, Lesgart Michael, Gawargious Bola A, Suh Soh Youn, Demer Joseph L

Le Alan, Chen Jessica, Lesgart Michael, Gawargious Bola A, Suh Soh Youn, Demer Joseph L

This study found that horizontal eye movements, especially adduction, deform the optic nerve head and surrounding retina more in younger individuals, likely due to optic nerve tethering.

Suh Soh Youn, Le Alan, Shin Andrew, Park Joseph, Demer Joseph L

Horizontal eye movements deform the optic nerve head and surrounding structures. This deformation is more pronounced in adduction (inward gaze), especially beyond 26 degrees, suggesting optic nerve sheath tethering.

Demer Joseph L, Clark Robert A, Suh Soh Youn, Giaconi JoAnn A, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros, Law Simon K et al.

MRI of normal-tension glaucoma patients revealed abnormally increased globe retraction and optic nerve straightening during adduction, suggesting mechanical stress on the optic nerve head may contribute to glaucoma, independent of IOP.