Wilson M Edward

Lloyd I Christopher, Wilson M Edward, Trivedi Rupal H, Biswas Susmito, Ashworth Jane L, Green Elspeth et al.

This review highlights advances in pediatric cataract care, showing improved prognosis through better diagnosis, surgery, and amblyopia management, emphasizing optimized outcomes despite lifelong visual impairment risks.

Ness Peter J, Jackson Colette M, Offerle Thomas L, Briggs Thomas M, Trivedi Rupal H, Wolf Bethany et al.

Secondary IOL implantation in children carries a modest risk of worsening IOP control in the first year, particularly with prior ocular trauma or very young age at initial cataract surgery.

Bothun Erick D, Wilson M Edward, Yen Kimberly G, Anderson Jill S, Weil Natalie C, Loh Allison R et al.

Bilateral cataract surgery in toddlers (7-24 months) shows low rates of adverse events and glaucoma compared to younger infants, despite IOL use, which slightly increases visual axis opacification risk.

Wilson M Edward, Trivedi Rupal H, Weakley David R, Cotsonis George A, Lambert Scott R

This study found that eyes operated for infant cataract grew similarly to unoperated eyes, but eyes with glaucoma or poor vision grew significantly longer, highlighting glaucoma's impact on eye development.

Bothun Erick D, Wilson M Edward, Vanderveen Deborah K, Plager David A, Freedman Sharon F, Trivedi Rupal H et al.

Bilateral infant cataract surgery yields good vision, but younger age and microcornea increase glaucoma risk, informing surgical timing and patient counseling.

Warren Nichelle, Trivedi Rupal H, Wilson M Edward

This study found infants with PFV and elongated ciliary processes undergoing early surgery often have poor vision (18% >20/200) and high reoperation rates (60% visual axis opacification, 18% glaucoma).

Traboulsi Elias I, Freedman Sharon F, Wilson M Edward, Lambert Scott R

Weakley David, Cotsonis George, Wilson M Edward, Plager David A, Buckley Edward G, Lambert Scott R

Infants with unilateral IOLs showed significant anisometropia by age 5, especially with glaucoma, highlighting challenges in predicting eye growth and refractive outcomes.

Trivedi Rupal H, Boden John H, Mickler Casey, Wilson M Edward

This study found children undergoing secondary IOL implantation, especially those with pre-existing aphakic glaucoma, have a significant risk of early postoperative IOP spikes, necessitating careful surgical technique and monitoring.

Trivedi Rupal H, Wilson M Edward

Refractive lens exchange successfully treated high hyperopia and poor accommodation in an Angelman syndrome patient, demonstrating a viable visual rehabilitation option for those with severe neurobehavioral disorders.