Yamakiri Keita

Baba Takayuki, Kawasaki Ryo, Yamakiri Keita, Koto Takashi, Nishitsuka Koichi, Yamamoto Shuichi et al.

This study found that for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, pars plana vitrectomy and scleral buckling yield comparable visual outcomes if concurrent cataract surgery is excluded, guiding surgical choice.

Yamashita Takehiro, Kodama Yuichi, Tanaka Minoru, Yamakiri Keita, Kawano Yoshifumi, Sakamoto Taiji

High-dose steroids for childhood ALL caused significant, symmetrical IOP elevation in all patients, highlighting the need for careful, periodic ophthalmic monitoring to prevent steroid-induced glaucoma.

Yamashita Toshifumi, Sakamoto Taiji, Yamakiri Keita, Miura Muneki, Enaida Hiroshi, Ueno Akifumi et al.

Polylactic acid (PLA) was studied for vitreous visualization during vitrectomy. It effectively highlighted the vitreous, facilitating surgery, and showed good safety and biocompatibility in animal models, suggesting a promising new surgical adjuvant.

Yamakiri Keita, Sakamoto Taiji, Noda Yoshihiro, Nakahara Masaaki, Ogino Nobuchika, Kubota Toshiaki et al.

This study found triamcinolone during vitrectomy significantly reduces intraoperative retinal breaks and detachments, improving surgical safety despite a slight increase in post-op glaucoma drop use.

Kubota Toshiaki, Okabe Hakuoh, Hisatomi Toshio, Yamakiri Keita, Sakamoto Taiji, Tawara Akihiko

This study found intravitreal triamcinolone can cause TM changes, including extracellular matrix deposition, resembling topical steroid glaucoma, highlighting a mechanism for IOP elevation.