Tian Jiaxin

Wu Jian, Li Ruyue, Zhu Sirui, Chen Kezhe, Lin Caixia, Tian Jiaxin et al.

This study established normative RNFL and lamina cribrosa data in healthy cynomolgus monkeys, finding age-related RNFL thinning and sex differences. This highlights species-specific variations crucial for interpreting non-human primate glaucoma research.

Tian Jiaxin, Wu Jian, Liu Wei, Chen Kezhe, Zhu Sirui, Lin Caixia et al.

This macaque study found high myopia is strongly associated with increased fundus tessellation and parapapillary atrophy, validating macaques as a valuable model for human high myopia research.

Qiao Chunyan, Zhang Hui, Cao Kai, Tian Jiaxin, Chung Tham Yih, Shan Jing et al.

Chinese glaucoma surgery trends show a significant decrease in trabeculectomy and an increase in combined cataract-glaucoma procedures and internal drainage, guiding resource allocation and training.

Shi Yan, Wang Huaizhou, Oatts Julius T, Xin Chen, Yin Peng, Zhang Li et al.

GATT effectively treats JOAG, but older age and prolonged postoperative IOP spikes predict surgical failure, highlighting the need for careful early IOP monitoring.

Shi Yan, Oatts Julius, Tian Jiaxin, Qiao Chunyan, Zhang Qing, Han Ying et al.

Low-dose cyclophotocoagulation before cataract surgery effectively lowered eye pressure in prolonged angle closure, likely via supraciliary effusion, offering a safe bridge therapy for these complex cases.

Shi Yan, Wang Huaizhou, Oatts Julius, Cao Kai, Xin Chen, Liang Xintong et al.

This study found ab interno and ab externo microcatheter trabeculotomy yield comparable, good outcomes for primary congenital glaucoma with clear corneas, suggesting ab interno is a valid initial choice, preserving conjunctiva.