Wang L

Sun X, Zhang S, Wang N, Liang Y, Wang L, Fan S et al.

This study measured quality-of-life utility in Chinese PAC/G patients, finding average values of 0.75 (TTO) and 0.80 (SG), significantly influenced by age, visual function, and education. This helps understand disease impact on patient well-being.

Lei K, Wang N, Wang L, Wang B

LPI in primary angle closure significantly deepens the anterior chamber (central and peripheral) and increases its volume, flattening the iris and lowering IOP, improving ocular drainage.

Fang W, Zhou H, Yang P, Huang X, Wang L, Kijlstra A

This study found Fuchs syndrome eyes have significantly increased aqueous flare and cells, indicating blood-aqueous barrier breakdown and inflammation, correlating with keratic precipitates and iris depigmentation.

Jonasson F, Damji K F, Arnarsson A, Sverrisson T, Wang L, Sasaki H et al.

This Reykjavik study found 4.0% OAG prevalence in those 50+, with 31% having PEX. Both OAG and PEX prevalence increase significantly with age, highlighting their growing burden in aging populations.

Trope G E, Buys Y M, Flanagan J, Wang L

This study found no benefit of eye patching after trabeculectomy for reducing shallow anterior chambers or pain. Therefore, patching post-surgery is unnecessary.

Chen Y Y, Chen P P, Xu L, Ernst P K, Wang L, Mills R P

This study found peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer thickness, particularly using modulation parameters, correlates well with visual field defects in open-angle glaucoma, aiding disease monitoring.

Xu L, Chen P P, Chen Y Y, Takahashi Y, Wang L, Mills R P

This study found new "modulation parameters" for scanning laser polarimetry better distinguish glaucoma severity by enhancing nerve fiber layer measurements, improving diagnostic accuracy.

Wang L, Cioffi G A, Van Buskirk E M

This abstract suggests glaucoma involves optic nerve vascular compromise, with advanced imaging showing decreased blood flow/increased resistance, highlighting vascular health's clinical relevance in disease development.