Xu Li

Wu Yue, Peng Cheng, Huang Lulu, Xu Li, Ding Xuming, Liu Yixin et al.

This study found the GNAQ R183Q mutation in all SWS glaucoma scleral tissue, suggesting it drives episcleral vessel abnormalities via ERK/JNK, offering diagnostic/therapeutic targets for SWS glaucoma.

Zhao ZhanLin, Xu Li, Ding XuMing, Wu Yue, Zhu Xiangyang, Fu Yao et al.

OCTA showed denser, dilated episcleral vessels in SWS/PWS patients, correlating with increased IOP/C/D in SWS. This suggests episcleral vascular hypertrophy is a glaucoma risk factor in adult SWS.

Wu Yue, Peng Cheng, Ding Xuming, Zeng Changjuan, Cui Chang, Xu Li et al.

This study found young SWS patients with multiple episcleral hemangiomas (MEVAN) had significantly worse trabeculotomy outcomes than those with simple patterns (SEVAN), highlighting vascular patterns' prognostic value.

Wu Yue, Yu Rujing, Chen Di, Xu Li, Zhu Li, Li Mao et al.

Early trabeculotomy for infant SWS glaucoma showed good intermediate-term success and safety, with better outcomes linked to early diagnosis. Higher preoperative IOP increased failure risk.

Chang Dolly S, Xu Li, Boland Michael V, Friedman David S

Pupil assessment for glaucoma detection showed 63% sensitivity and 93% specificity. While often abnormal in glaucoma, better measurement techniques are needed to improve its diagnostic utility.

Jiang Shuhong, Liu Xialin, Luo Lixia, Qu Bo, Huang Xiangkun, Xu Li et al.

This study found elevated serum IL-23 in VKH patients after cataract surgery, which strongly correlated with increased intraocular inflammation. This suggests IL-23 is a key inflammatory marker and potential therapeutic target.

Thienprasiddhi Phamornsak, Greenstein Vivienne C, Chu David H, Xu Li, Liebmann Jeffrey M, Ritch Robert et al.

This study found multifocal VEP can detect early functional damage in 20% of glaucoma suspects with normal standard visual fields, suggesting its utility for early detection.

Hood Donald C, Xu Li, Thienprasiddhi Phamornsak, Greenstein Vivienne C, Odel Jeffrey G, Grippo Tomas M et al.

PERG amplitude was studied in glaucoma patients. Key finding: PERG loss can precede visual field defects, but some damaged eyes still show normal PERGs, limiting its diagnostic utility.