Wang Yun

Tan Junkai, Fan Ning, Wang Ningli, Feng BingKai, Yang Ming, Liu Guo et al.

Lentivirus-mediated C3 expression in trabecular meshwork cells significantly lowered rat intraocular pressure for over 40 days without inflammation, suggesting C3 gene therapy is a promising glaucoma treatment.

Ma Jia, Yu Wenhan, Wang Yun, Cao Guiqun, Cai Suping, Chen Xiaoming et al.

C-type natriuretic peptide (CNP) protected rat retinal ganglion cells from damage in lab and animal models, suggesting it could be a future neuroprotective treatment for glaucoma.

Xu Liang, Wang Yaxing, Wang Shuang, Wang Yun, Jonas Jost B

This study found high myopia (>-6D) is strongly associated with increased glaucoma prevalence, highlighting the need for vigilant screening in highly myopic patients.

Xu Liang, Li Yibin, Wang Shuang, Wang Yun, Wang Yaxin, Jonas Jost B

This study found high myopia in Chinese adults is associated with larger optic discs, worse vision, visual field defects, and surprisingly, a lower risk of age-related macular degeneration.

Wang Yun, Xu Liang, Hu Lianna, Wang Yaxing, Yang Hua, Jonas Jost B

This study found optic disk hemorrhages occur in 1.2% of adult Chinese eyes, strongly associating with glaucomatous optic nerve damage and age, highlighting their clinical significance as a glaucoma indicator.

Xu Liang, Wang Yaxing, Li Yibin, Wang Yun, Cui Tongtong, Li Jianjun et al.

This Beijing study found cataract, degenerative myopia, and glaucoma are leading causes of visual impairment/blindness in Chinese adults, with degenerative myopia prominent in younger groups.

Jonas Jost B, Xu Liang, Zhang Li, Wang Yaxing, Wang Yun

This study found no significant difference in optic disk size between normal eyes and those with chronic glaucoma in adult Chinese, suggesting disk size may not distinguish glaucoma status.