Wang Ye Elaine

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.

Quan Ann V, Yannuzzi Nicolas A, Chen Jenny, Wang Ye Elaine, Townsend Justin H, Chang Ta Chen

GATT effectively lowered IOP and medication use in secondary open-angle glaucoma after vitreoretinal surgery, suggesting it's a safe and effective short-term treatment option.

Wang Ye Elaine, Galor Anat, Junk Anna K

A glaucoma patient developed corneal edema post-CyPass implantation, likely due to device proximity and underlying dystrophy. Revision improved edema, highlighting careful microstent placement and corneal health assessment.

Wang Ye Elaine, Tseng Victoria L, Yu Fei, Caprioli Joseph, Coleman Anne L

Studying dietary fatty acids and glaucoma, specific omega-3s (EPA/DHA) linked to lower glaucoma odds, but high total PUFAs showed increased risk. This suggests balancing omega-3s for potential glaucoma prevention.

Wang Ye Elaine, Kakigi Caitlin, Barbosa Diego, Porco Travis, Chen Rebecca, Wang Sophia et al.

This study found women using oral contraceptives for ≥3 years had nearly double the odds of self-reported glaucoma/OHT, suggesting a potential increased risk.

Wang Ye Elaine, Li Yingjie, Wang Dandan, He Mingguang, Lin Shan

This study found factors predicting occludable angles differ between Chinese and Caucasians, with lens vault important in both, but iris thickness significant only in Caucasians, suggesting distinct angle closure mechanisms.

Wang Ye Elaine, Li Yingjie, Wang Dandan, He Mingguang, Wu Lingling, Lin Shan C

This study found Chinese individuals have significantly higher rates of nonbasal iris insertion in nasal/temporal quadrants than Caucasians, potentially increasing angle-closure glaucoma risk.