Xu Jie

Jonas Jost B, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Xu Jie, Jonas Rahul A, Wang Ya Xing

Highly myopic eyes show progressive ONH/macular changes in over 75% of cases over 10 years, linked to axial length and age. This highlights dynamic retinopathy and the need for long-term monitoring to manage complications.

Jonas Jost B, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Milea Dan, Lamirel Cédric, Xu Jie, Jonas Rahul A et al.

This study found peripapillary hyperreflective ovoid mass-like structures (PHOMS) are rare (1.6%) in adults, mainly linked to smaller optic discs, and don't indicate optic nerve damage or visual function loss.

Jonas Jost B, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Xu Jie, Wei Wen Bin, Wang Ya Xing

This study found early myopic macular degeneration (stage 1) and thinner choroids are independently associated with worse visual acuity in myopic eyes, suggesting even mild changes impact vision.

Li Haowen, Xiu Jingying, Zhang Wei, Xu Jie, Li Yang, Wei Wenbin

This study found 3.3-6.2% of Beijing schoolchildren had fundus changes, with prevalence increasing with age and myopia severity, including suspected glaucoma. This highlights the need for screening.

Jonas Jost B, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra, Xu Jie, Wei Wenbin, Wang Ya Xing

This study found parapapillary scleral ridges are common in high myopia, increasing with axial length, age, and female sex, suggesting a biomechanical link in elongated eyes.

Jonas Jost B, Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Wang Ya Xing, Xu Jie, Nangia Vinay et al.

This study found myopia is linked to lower diabetic retinopathy, AMD, and angle-closure glaucoma, but higher open-angle glaucoma risk, especially with high myopia, impacting screening and management.

Miao A O, Lin Peimin, Qian Dongjin, Xu Jie, Lu Y I, Zheng Tianyu

This study found a significant association between thinner corneas and lower endothelial cell density in Han Chinese cataract patients, especially in shorter eyes, suggesting a potential risk factor for corneal health.

Jonas Jost B, Jonas Rahul A, Xu Jie, Wang Ya Xing

This study found myopic macular degeneration (MMD) was the leading cause of vision loss in highly myopic eyes, but optic neuropathy significantly contributed, especially in extreme myopia, highlighting diverse causes needing careful assessment.

Li Bing, Chen Huan, Zhang Bilei, Yuan Mingzhen, Jin Xuemin, Lei Bo et al.

A deep learning system effectively detected 12 major fundus diseases from photos, showing high diagnostic potential for real-world screening, including possible glaucoma.

Zheng Tianyu, Chen Zhanghua, Xu Jie, Tang Yating, Fan Qi, Lu Yi

Cataract surgery in extreme microphthalmos improved vision, especially in simple microphthalmos and RAM, but carried higher complication risks like glaucoma, favoring eyes with longer AL, deeper ACD, and better pre-op vision.

Xu Jie, Wang Ya Xing, Jiang Ran, Wei Wen Bin, Xu Liang, Jonas Jost B

This study found peripapillary choroidal vessel layers (SMVL/LVL) are thickest superiorly, decreasing with age and correlating with cognitive function. This suggests choroidal health may reflect systemic and ocular aging processes.