Terasaki Hiroto

Yamashita Takehiro, Terasaki Hiroto, Asaoka Ryo, Yoshihara Naoya, Kakiuchi Naoko, Sakamoto Taiji

In growing schoolchildren, axial elongation correlated with temporal shifting of RNFL peaks and increased infratemporal thickness, suggesting nerve fiber compression that may impact future glaucoma risk.

Fujiwara Kazuki, Yamashita Takehiro, Terasaki Hiroto, Nakao Kumiko, Sakamoto Taiji

This study found peripapillary nerve fiber elevation (pNFE) in young, healthy eyes. Higher pNFE correlated with longer axial length, more optic disc tilt, and larger parapapillary atrophy, suggesting structural variations linked to ocular biometrics.

Terasaki Hiroto, Yamashita Takehiro, Tanaka Minoru, Nakao Kumiko, Sakamoto Taiji

This study linked funduscopic conus types in young myopic eyes to specific OCT-measured optic disc features. Scleral conus eyes showed greater disc tilt and less ovality than choroidal conus eyes.

Yamashita Takehiro, Sakamoto Taiji, Yoshihara Naoya, Terasaki Hiroto, Tanaka Minoru, Kii Yuya et al.

This study found axial length, retinal tilt, disc size, and artery position significantly influence healthy RNFLT, highlighting the need to consider these factors when interpreting glaucoma tests.

Yamashita Takehiro, Sakamoto Taiji, Yoshihara Naoya, Terasaki Hiroto, Tanaka Minoru, Kii Yuya et al.

This study found peripapillary nerve fiber elevation (pNFE) is common in young healthy eyes, correlating with longer axial length and greater optic disc tilt. This highlights the importance of considering pNFE during optic disc assessment.