Yang Xiao

Tang Xiang-Hua, Lai Zhi-Peng, Xu Sheng-Song, Xu Jin-Yi, Wang Xiao, Lei Xing-Yu et al.

Optic nerve crush in mice prevented lens-induced myopia, indicating an intact optic nerve is crucial for both normal eye growth and myopia development, suggesting central nervous system involvement.

Wang Zhixuan, Yang Zefeng, Liu Sujv, Liu Jinkun, Huang Chengjie, Zhu Xiaoming et al.

This study found prolonged topical glaucoma medication use (over 1.5 years) reduces GATT surgical success in juvenile open-angle glaucoma, particularly for lower IOP targets. Early surgical intervention may yield better outcomes.

Yang Zefeng, Wang Zhixuan, Fan Hanying, Ge Qingshu, Dang Guangfu, Yang Xiao et al.

This study found 240- and 360-degree goniotomy similarly reduced IOP in JOAG, outperforming 120-degree. More extensive goniotomy offers better outcomes for JOAG patients.

Xu Qing, Gong Chaoju, Yang Xiao, Li Jie, Zhang Zhengpei, Sheng Aiqin et al.

Studying ocular toxocariasis, researchers found anti-Toxocara IgG levels in aqueous humor highly correlate with vitreous, suggesting aqueous sampling offers a safer, earlier diagnostic alternative.

Zhang Yu, Yu Ping, Zhang Yingzhe, Sugihara Kazunobu, Zhu Xiaomin, Zhang Yao et al.

Goniotomy size (120-360°) for POAG showed similar IOP/medication reduction, but 360° goniotomy had more hyphema. Thus, 120° goniotomy is sufficient and safer for POAG.

Hu Yin, Fang Lei, Guo Xinxing, Yang Xiao, Chen Weiyin, Ding Xiaohu et al.

This study found primary congenital glaucoma eyes have significantly increased corneal irregularity and high-order aberrations, even with minimal optic nerve damage, impacting visual outcomes.

Hong Guosong, Fu Tian-Ming, Qiao Mu, Viveros Robert D, Yang Xiao, Zhou Tao et al.

A new non-surgical method enables stable, chronic single-neuron recording from awake mouse retinas for weeks, revealing RGC circadian rhythms. This advances understanding of retinal function and disease.