Wei Ruihua

Su Qiang, Du Bei, Li Bingqin, Yang Chen, Ge Yicheng, Han Haochen et al.

This study found that lens-related features significantly improve predicting cycloplegic refraction from non-cycloplegic data in children, potentially avoiding cycloplegia complications in clinical vision screening.

Chen Yanhui, Hui Yan-Nian, Xing Xiaoli, Rong Hua, Bai Yang, Li Haoru et al.

This study found that high myopic eyes with posterior staphyloma, especially types VII and IX, have worse parapapillary atrophy and microvasculature, leading to poorer vision. Clinically, specific staphyloma types indicate higher risk.

Chen Yanhui, Mi Baoyue, Li Haoru, Du Bei, Liu Lin, Xing Xiaoli et al.

This study found highly myopic glaucoma patients have thinner lamina cribrosa (≤128µm), which helps distinguish glaucoma from high myopia and is linked to microvascular dropout and high IOP.