Wu Lingling

Qiu Li, Yan Yujie, Wu Lingling

This study found that primary angle closure eyes with significant appositional closure, older age, or higher cup-to-disc ratio after LPI were more likely to develop glaucoma.

Xu Ke, Wu Lingling, Ma Zhizhong, Liu Yuling, Qian Fang

This study found primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG) is significantly more common in retinal vein occlusion (RVO) patients, especially those with central RVO, suggesting clinicians should screen for angle-closure in RVO.

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.

Wang Dandan, Huang Guofu, He Mingguang, Wu Lingling, Lin Shan

Chinese groups have shallower anterior chambers and smaller corneal arc depths than Caucasians. This, plus female gender and older age, indicates higher angle closure risk in Chinese, especially women.

Wang Dandan, He Mingguang, Wu Lingling, Yaplee Stephanie, Singh Kuldev, Lin Shan

This study found Chinese have thicker, larger irises than Caucasians, and Chinese women have more convex irises, which may explain their higher risk of angle closure glaucoma.

Wang Dandan, Chiu Cynthia, He Mingguang, Wu Lingling, Kao Andrew, Lin Shan

This study found ethnic Chinese have smaller baseline anterior chamber angles and greater dark-to-light angle changes than Caucasians, highlighting anatomical differences relevant to glaucoma risk.

Zhao Lin, Wu Lingling, Wang Xin

This study found chronic angle-closure glaucoma (CACG) optic nerves have larger rim areas and smaller, shallower cups than normal-tension glaucoma (NTG) nerves, suggesting distinct structural damage patterns.

Huang Ping, Zhong Zheng, Wu Lingling, Liu Weihua

Travoprost caused iris darkening in 35.6% of Chinese eyes with brown irises, a significantly higher rate than previously reported in other populations, highlighting ethnic differences in drug response.

Gao Ying, Wu Lingling, Li Aijun

This study quantified daily glaucoma medication costs in China, finding wide variations (e.g., prostaglandins are expensive). This data is crucial for clinicians and patients selecting cost-effective treatments.