Wagner Isabella V

Vasu Pranav, Hall Rigel P, Wagner Isabella V, Lentz P Connor, Abubaker Yazan, Shokair Aya et al.

This study found African Americans with glaucoma had significantly lower rates of microinvasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) than non-African Americans, suggesting a racial disparity in glaucoma management.

Lentz P Connor, Checo Leticia, Wagner Isabella V, Boopathiraj Nithya, Dorairaj Emily, Dorairaj Syril

Ten Hulzen Richard D, Wagner Isabella V, Aref Ahmad A, Provencher Lorraine M, Razeghinejad Reza, Danesh-Meyer Helen V et al.

A misplanted glaucoma minishunt was found piercing the iris and capsular bag, embedding in the cataract. This "deadbolt" effect complicates cataract surgery and highlights the importance of precise shunt placement.