Xiong Ruilin

Chen Yanping, Xiong Ruilin, Zhang Jian, Yang Shaopeng, Li Huangdong, Zhu Ziyu et al.

Highly myopic individuals showed 10-year declines in vision and visual fields, with increasing visual impairment incidence. This highlights the need for public awareness and risk reduction strategies.

Liu Kaiqun, Li Ting, Zhong Pingting, Zhu Ziyu, Guo Xiao, Liu Riqian et al.

This study found distinct choroidal and retinal thinning rates across T2DM subtypes, with SIDD showing faster choroidal thinning and SIRD greater retinal neurodegeneration, potentially preceding diabetic retinopathy.

Li Cong, Chen Yanping, Yang Shaopeng, Xiong Ruilin, Liu Riqian, Zhu Ziyu et al.

This study found visual field defects are common in nonpathologic high myopia, with longer axial length and γ-zone peripapillary atrophy increasing risk, aiding early detection and monitoring.

Yuan Yixiong, Xiong Ruilin, Wang Wei, Xu Benjamin Y, Liao Chimei, Yang Shaopeng et al.

This 14-year study found that higher IOP and shallower anterior chamber depths predict PACS progression to PAC, informing personalized management for at-risk patients.

Yuan Yixiong, Wang Wei, Xiong Ruilin, Zhang Jian, Li Cong, Yang Shaopeng et al.

Laser iridotomy significantly reduced primary angle closure over 14 years in PACS patients, but overall risk was low. More factors are needed for precise prediction and treatment guidance.

Yuan Yixiong, Wang Wei, Shang Xianwen, Xiong Ruilin, Ha Jason, Zhang Lei et al.

This study found overall antihypertensive medication use wasn't linked to glaucoma onset, but beta-blockers and diuretics were associated with a reduced risk, warranting further investigation.

Yuan Yixiong, Wang Wei, Shang Xianwen, Xiong Ruilin, Ha Jason, Zhang Lei et al.

Long-term statin use, specifically rosuvastatin, was linked to a higher glaucoma risk in Australians. This suggests potential medication-specific glaucoma monitoring may be warranted.