Thuret Gilles

Goin Paul, Poinard Sylvain, Dorado Oliver, Perrache Chantal, He Zhiguo, Ninotta Sandrine et al.

This study found an active storage machine maintains predissected DMEK graft viability for at least 10 days, offering eye banks greater flexibility in preparing and storing these grafts for surgery.

Correll Mette Hedegaard, Crouzet Emmanuel, Gain Philippe, He Zhiguo, Udsen Maja Søberg, Kiilgaard Jens Folke et al.

Intracameral EdU injection effectively labeled proliferating rabbit corneal endothelial cells, which migrated centripetally from the periphery. This method can help identify progenitor cells for corneal endothelial dysfunction therapies.

Trone Marie Caroline, Poinard Sylvain, Crouzet Emmanuel, Garcin Thibaud, Mentek Marielle, Forest Fabien et al.

A subconjunctival dexamethasone implant after low-risk corneal transplant was safe, well-tolerated, and prevented rejection without steroid drops for 6 weeks, proving dropless immunosuppression is feasible.

Kosacki Julie, Boisset Sandrine, Maurin Max, Cornut Pierre-Loic, Thuret Gilles, Hubanova Ralitsa et al.

PCR-based tests were compared to culture for postoperative endophthalmitis diagnosis. PCR matched culture initially, but was better after antibiotics, and *S. epidermidis* load correlated with visual prognosis.

Cornut Pierre-Loïc, Youssef El Bichara, Bron Alain, Thuret Gilles, Gain Philippe, Burillon Carole et al.

This study on post-traumatic endophthalmitis found better visual outcomes correlated with good initial vision and absence of pupillary fibrin, guiding prognosis and emphasizing early intervention.

Cornut Pierre-Loïc, Thuret Gilles, Creuzot-Garcher Catherine, Maurin Max, Pechinot Andre, Bron Alain et al.

This study found clinical signs (e.g., diabetes, poor vision, fibrin) in post-cataract endophthalmitis can predict bacterial species, suggesting initial presentation helps identify virulent infections.

Chiquet Christophe, Cornut Pierre-Loic, Benito Yvonne, Thuret Gilles, Maurin Max, Lafontaine Pierre-Olivier et al.

This study compared PCR and cultures for identifying bacteria in post-cataract endophthalmitis. PCR was more effective than cultures in detecting bacteria in vitreous samples after intravitreal antibiotics, improving pathogen identification.

Chiquet Christophe, Claustrat Bruno, Thuret Gilles, Brun Jocelyne, Cooper Howard M, Denis Philippe

Glaucoma patients showed no significant difference in morning aqueous humor or plasma melatonin levels compared to controls, suggesting melatonin isn't a biomarker for glaucoma severity.