Vinod Kateki

Gedde Steven J, Kolomeyer Natasha Nayak, Challa Pratap, Chopra Vikas, Vinod Kateki, Bowden Eileen C et al.

Gedde Steven J, Bowden Eileen C, Challa Pratap, Vinod Kateki, Kolomeyer Natasha Nayak, Chopra Vikas et al.

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki, Bowden Eileen C, Kolomeyer Natasha N, Chopra Vikas, Challa Pratap et al.

This paper standardized MIGS clinical endpoints and defined Minimal Clinically Important Differences (MCID) for success, improving study comparison and ensuring patient-meaningful outcomes in glaucoma care.

Brown Aaron, Cousins Henry, Cousins Clara, Esquenazi Karina, Elze Tobias, Harris Alon et al.

This study developed deep learning for optic disc hemorrhage detection. An object detection AI accurately identified hemorrhages, performing comparably to expert clinicians, showing promise for automated glaucoma screening.

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki, Prum Bruce E

The PTVT study compared tube shunts and trabeculectomy for primary glaucoma. Trabeculectomy achieved lower IOP with fewer medications but had more early serious complications; long-term efficacy and safety were similar, supporting broader tube shunt use.

Vinod Kateki, Sidoti Paul A

The pandemic spurred glaucoma care changes, including enhanced infection control and efficient hybrid/virtual models, improving patient access and likely persisting post-COVID.

Vinod Kateki, Sidoti Paul A

COVID-19 prompted glaucoma care innovations, including telemedicine and remote monitoring, to reduce viral transmission and enhance safety, expanding teleglaucoma's role.

Vinod Kateki, Gedde Steven J

This review found MIGS safety varies: trabecular-based devices have mostly mild, transient issues, while subconjunctival stents carry risks similar to traditional surgery, emphasizing the need for robust long-term safety data.

Gedde Steven J, Lind John T, Wright Martha M, Chen Philip P, Muir Kelly W, Vinod Kateki et al.

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki, Wright Martha M, Muir Kelly W, Lind John T, Chen Philip P et al.

Vinod Kateki

Suprachoroidal shunts for open-angle glaucoma effectively lower eye pressure and medication burden, especially with cataract surgery. They offer new treatment options, but long-term efficacy and safety data are still needed.

Yook Eunmee, Vinod Kateki, Panarelli Joseph F

MIGS complications were reviewed. Despite improved safety, MIGS can cause malpositioning, elevated IOP, and transient hypotony, highlighting the need for careful patient selection and monitoring.

Yadgarov Arkadiy, Menezes Alicia, Botwinick Adam, Fargione Robert A, Vinod Kateki, Sidoti Paul A et al.

A stented tube fenestration with a 10-0 polyglactin suture effectively controlled early post-Baerveldt implant IOP, reducing pressure and medications with infrequent hypotony, offering a safe early management strategy.

Vinod Kateki, Gedde Steven J, Feuer William J, Panarelli Joseph F, Chang Ta C, Chen Philip P et al.

A survey of glaucoma specialists found trabeculectomy with MMC remains the most popular primary surgery, but glaucoma drainage device use has significantly increased over two decades, impacting surgical choices.

Vinod Kateki, Panarelli Joseph F, Gentile Ronald C, Sidoti Paul A

Vitreous obstructing glaucoma drainage implants causes failure. Manual removal of the vitreous plug is key for restoring GDI function, superior to vitrectomy/laser alone.

Vinod Kateki, Gedde Steven J

This review found novel glaucoma procedures offer modest efficacy and improved safety, with some showing better IOP reduction/medication use, often combined with cataract surgery.

Okafor Kingsley, Vinod Kateki, Gedde Steven J

This review highlights advanced imaging for PDS/PG diagnosis, notes laser iridotomy's limited role in progression, and confirms filtering surgery as an effective treatment, while micro-invasive options need more study.

Vinod Kateki, Panarelli Joseph F, Gentile Ronald C, Sidoti Paul A

Pars plana Baerveldt implants in children effectively lower IOP long-term, but high rates of complications (e.g., retinal detachment) and need for additional surgery require careful consideration by surgeons.

Panarelli Joseph F, Vinod Kateki, Huang Gintien, Sidoti Paul A

Transconjunctival revision with MMC effectively lowered IOP in failed trabeculectomies, often requiring multiple revisions for sustained success, offering a viable salvage option.

Vinod Kateki, Brandt James D, Gedde Steven J, Feuer William J, Shi Wei

Gedde Steven J, Vinod Kateki

Resident glaucoma surgery training shows a shift from filtering to shunting procedures, with resident outcomes comparable to specialists. Patients can be reassured.