Yang Bin

Cheng Weijing, Song Yunhe, Li Fei, Lin Fengbin, Yang Bin, Wang Fanyin et al.

This study found focal ischemic glaucoma patients had the fastest choriocapillaris decline, linked to nerve fiber layer thinning, highlighting choriocapillaris health's importance in glaucoma management.

Wei Junchao, Hua Yi, Yang Bin, Wang Bo, Schmitt Samantha E, Wang Bingrui et al.

This study compared acute IOP-induced lamina cribrosa deformation premortem vs. postmortem. Deformations were overall smaller postmortem, but varied locally, suggesting postmortem models may underestimate in-vivo biomechanics.

Cheng Weijing, Song Yunhe, Lin Fengbin, Xiong Jian, Li Fei, Jin Ling et al.

This study found SS-OCTA artifacts are common, especially in glaucoma, females, and longer eyes. Clinically, be cautious interpreting SS-OCTA in glaucoma, as image quality scores don't reliably detect these artifacts.

Brazile Bryn L, Yang Bin, Waxman Susannah, Lam Po, Voorhees Andrew P, Hua Yi et al.

Pig eye studies showed lamina cribrosa capillaries straighten as IOP increases, suggesting tortuosity provides slack against damage. Low tortuosity might be a glaucoma risk factor.