Tang Xin

Wang Jin, Wang Yue, Liu Zijian, Mou Dapeng, Tang Xin, Shi Danli et al.

APAC eyes show persistent retinal vasculometric changes (larger veins, altered fractal dimension/AV ratio) even after IOP control. These may be independent APAC risk factors, offering post-APAC monitoring via standard fundus photography.

Wang Jin, Wang Yue, Zhang Ye, Tang Xin, Wang Dabo, Wang Ningli et al.

This study found non-pupillary block PACD mechanisms lead to more postoperative PAS after surgery, highlighting the need for detailed preoperative assessment to optimize long-term outcomes.

Wang Jin, Han Shumei, Mou Dapeng, Tang Xin, Shi Danli, He Mingguang et al.

Retinal vascular changes distinguish primary angle-closure glaucoma from earlier stages and are independently linked to optic nerve damage, potentially offering new biomarkers for disease progression.

Mou Dapeng, Wang Jin, Zhang Ye, Wang Yue, Tang Xin, Wang Ningli

This study found tailored phacoemulsification-glaucoma surgeries, guided by axial length, effectively and safely controlled IOP in nanophthalmos with angle closure, reducing complications.

Fang Yuxin, Zheng Pengfei, Tang Xin, Li Qiyan

This 5-year study found ECP effectively lowered IOP in refractory glaucoma, especially in adults. It's a valuable option, particularly when combined with vitreoretinal interventions.

Dong Ning, Xu Bing, Shi Hong, Tang Xin

Baicalein reduced inflammation in retinal ganglion cells caused by glycated albumin by increasing microRNA-124, suggesting a potential glaucoma treatment.

Lin Zhong, Liang Yuanbo, Wang Ningli, Li Sizhen, Mou Dapeng, Fan Sujie et al.

This study found peripheral anterior synechiae (PAS) limit angle widening after LPI in primary angle closure. This means LPI is less effective in areas with existing PAS.