Vanner Elizabeth A

Rothman Adam L, Persad Lomas S, Paranjpe Vikram R, Chang Ta Chen, Lum Flora, Vanner Elizabeth A et al.

This study found that retained lens fragments after cataract surgery cause higher initial IOP elevation and spikes, especially in males, those with higher baseline IOP, or glaucoma, necessitating vigilant monitoring.

McLaughlin Danielle E, Savatovsky Eleonore J, O'Brien Robert C, Vanner Elizabeth A, Munshi Hounsh K, Pham Anh H et al.

McLaughlin Danielle E, Savatovsky Eleonore J, O'Brien Robert C, Vanner Elizabeth A, Munshi Hounsh K, Pham Anh H et al.

Lidder Alcina K, Vanner Elizabeth A, Chang Ta Chen, Lum Flora, Rothman Adam L

This study identified risk factors like higher baseline IOP, male sex, and glaucoma for post-cataract surgery IOP spikes, helping surgeons stratify and mitigate patient risk.

Lam Byron L, Feuer William J, Porciatti Vittorio, Davis Janet L, Zheng D Diane, Vanner Elizabeth A et al.

Gene therapy for LHON showed asymptomatic eyes might be too advanced for neuroprotection, suggesting early intervention is key.

Sun Catherine Q, McSoley Matthew J, Lum Flora, Chang Ta C, Gedde Steven J, Vanner Elizabeth A

Real-world data showed similar 1-year IOP reduction for tube shunts and trabeculectomy, but trabeculectomy used fewer medications, informing surgical choice for glaucoma.

McLaughlin Danielle E, Savatovsky Eleonore J, O'Brien Robert C, Vanner Elizabeth A, Munshi Hounsh K, Pham Anh H et al.

This pilot study found remote, self-administered visual field testing using a VR device showed good reliability and usability, supporting its potential for convenient glaucoma monitoring.

Sheheitli Huda, Quan Ann V, Vanner Elizabeth A, Parrish Richard K

This study identified older age, oral carbonic anhydrase inhibitors at tube opening, and higher pre-opening IOP as risk factors for flat anterior chamber after glaucoma drainage implant surgery, suggesting discontinuing oral CAIs before tube opening.

Rothman Adam L, Chang Ta Chen, Lum Flora, Vanner Elizabeth A

Stand-alone cataract surgery significantly lowered intraocular pressure in both glaucoma and non-glaucoma patients through 90 days post-op, offering a beneficial IOP reduction.

Islam Yasmin F K, Vanner Elizabeth A, Khurshid Syed G, Flynn Harry W, Greenfield David S

This study found similar visual and IOP outcomes for delayed-onset bleb-related endophthalmitis treated with pars plana vitrectomy versus vitreous biopsy and antibiotics, suggesting comparable efficacy for these serious cases.

Quan Ann V, Chen Jenny, Wang Ye Elaine, Vanner Elizabeth A, Grajewski Alana L, Hodapp Elizabeth A et al.

GATT in children shows that postoperative IOP spikes predict failure, while NSAIDs may reduce failure risk, highlighting medication and surgical extent as critical for outcomes.

Chang Ta Chen, Vanner Elizabeth A, Fujino Danielle, Kelly Scott, Parrish Richard K

This study found that laser trabeculoplasty (LTP) response duration is shorter with lower baseline pressure, angle recession, or uveitis. LTP can prolong medication-free IOP control, especially in higher baseline pressures.

Vanner Elizabeth A, Sun Catherine Q, McSoley Matthew J, Persad Patrice J, Feuer William J, Lum Flora et al.

Vanner Elizabeth A, Sun Catherine Q, McSoley Matthew J, Persad Patrice J, Feuer William J, Lum Flora et al.

This study compared real-world (IRIS Registry) tube vs. trabeculectomy outcomes. It found real-world tube shunt failure rates were higher than in the RCT, suggesting real-world practice differences impact outcomes.

Swaminathan Swarup S, Kunkler Anne L, Quan Ann V, Medert Charles M, Vanner Elizabeth A, Feuer William et al.

This study found intravitreal injections for AMD did not significantly increase RNFL thinning rates in glaucoma patients compared to their uninjected fellow eyes, suggesting injections are likely safe regarding glaucoma progression.

Vanner Elizabeth A, Sun Catherine Q, McSoley Matthew J, Persad Patrice J, Feuer William J, Lum Flora et al.

This study found real-world registry data for glaucoma surgeries (tube vs. trabeculectomy) had significant baseline differences and poorer follow-up compared to a controlled trial, limiting direct comparisons and generalizability.

Chang Ta C, Parrish Richard K, Fujino Danielle, Kelly Scott P, Vanner Elizabeth A

This study found lower baseline eye pressure, angle recession, uveitis, and aphakia predict poor laser trabeculoplasty response, guiding patient selection for this glaucoma treatment.

Rong Andrew J, Vanner Elizabeth A, Parrish Richard K, Swaminathan Swarup S

Tirpack Aubrey R, Vanner Elizabeth A, Sheheitli Huda, Mendoza Carlos E, Grajewski Alana, Chang Ta C

Studying pediatric glaucoma referrals to neuro-ophthalmology found a high yield for diagnosing non-glaucomatous neurological disease and intracranial abnormalities, guiding crucial neuroimaging and subspecialty care.

Rong Andrew J, Swaminathan Swarup S, Vanner Elizabeth A, Parrish Richard K

Chang Ta C, Vanner Elizabeth A, Parrish Richard K

Glaucoma surgeons, acting as patients, preferred micro-invasive and conjunctiva-sparing surgeries for themselves over traditional trabeculectomy, highlighting a shift towards less invasive options.

Rong Andrew J, Swaminathan Swarup S, Vanner Elizabeth A, Parrish Richard K

This study found that worse initial vision, a relative afferent pupillary defect, and systemic hypertension predict neovascular glaucoma in CRVO patients, warranting closer monitoring.

Chang Ta C, Hodapp Elizabeth A, Grajewski Alana L, Vanner Elizabeth A, Berrocal Audina M, Freedman Sharon F

Chang Ta C, Cavuoto Kara M, Grajewski Alana L, Hodapp Elizabeth A, Vanner Elizabeth A

This study found that early nystagmus, anterior segment dysgenesis, or failed angle surgery predict poor vision in childhood glaucoma, while failed angle surgery or media opacity predict poor IOP control.

Shah Parth, Bhakta Amitabha, Vanner Elizabeth A, Kishor Krishna S, Greenfield David S, Maharaj Arindel S R

Diode laser TSCPC effectively lowers IOP and medication use in glaucoma with good vision, but 33% experienced significant vision loss, highlighting safety concerns for this patient group.