Xian Junfang

Wang Qian, Chen Weiwei, Qu Xiaoxia, Wang Huaizhou, Wang Ying, Zhang Xun et al.

This study found reduced cerebral blood flow in the visual cortex of mild-moderate glaucoma patients, correlating with retinal nerve damage. This suggests abnormal brain perfusion is an early glaucoma feature, aiding diagnosis.

Wang Qian, Chen Weiwei, Wang Huaizhou, Zhang Xun, Qu Xiaoxia, Wang Ying et al.

Glaucoma patients showed reduced brain connectivity between visual areas, both functionally and anatomically. This reduction correlated with retinal nerve damage, suggesting glaucoma affects the brain's visual processing.

Xie Xiaobin, Chen Weiwei, Li Zhen, Thomas Ravi, Li Yong, Xian Junfang et al.

This study found ocular hypertensive patients have higher orbital CSF pressure, but their trans-lamina cribrosa pressure difference is still significantly higher, potentially increasing glaucoma risk.

Wang Ningli, Xie Xiaobin, Yang Diya, Xian Junfang, Li Yong, Ren Ruojin et al.

This study found normal-pressure glaucoma patients have a significantly narrower optic nerve subarachnoid space, suggesting lower orbital CSF pressure contributes to this glaucoma type.