Yassur Y

Weinberger D, Goldenberg-Cohen N, Axer-Siegel R, Gaton D D, Yassur Y

Residual perfluorocarbon liquid droplets in the anterior chamber after retinal detachment surgery were generally well-tolerated without corneal damage or inflammation, but require close monitoring for complications like elevated eye pressure.

Lusky M, Ticho U, Glovinsky J, Weinberger D, Nesher R, Yassur Y et al.

This study compared two latanoprost regimens for elevated IOP, finding 50 µg/ml once daily was significantly more effective than 15 µg/ml twice daily, guiding optimal glaucoma treatment.

Kremer I, Yassur Y

Axer-Siegel R, Weinberger D, Weiss Y, Yassur Y

Kremer I, Nissenkorn I, Lusky M, Yassur Y

Cryotherapy for ROP stage 3 causes permanent peripheral visual field defects correlating with scar location, but these defects are not subjectively bothersome years later.

Shani L, David R, Tessler Z, Rosen S, Schneck M, Yassur Y

Nd:YAG iridotomy causes more immediate IOP spikes than capsulotomy, especially with risk factors. Clinicians should anticipate this complication, particularly after iridotomy.

David R, Zangwill L, Briscoe D, Dagan M, Yagev R, Yassur Y

This study found most glaucoma patients' highest IOP occurs before noon, emphasizing early-day measurements for accurate diagnosis and management, with timolol reducing IOP fluctuation.

David R, Tessler Z, Yagev R, Briscoe D, Biedner B Z, Gilad E et al.

This study found 2.1% of patients developed persistent high eye pressure after cataract surgery. Anterior chamber IOLs and capsule rupture increased this glaucoma risk.

David R, Zangwill L, Stone D, Yassur Y

This glaucoma screening study found intraocular pressure (IOP) increased with age, and was associated with ethnicity, myopia, enlarged optic disc, and diabetes, identifying key risk factors for elevated IOP.

Yassur Y, David R, Rosenblatt I, Marmour U

Red krypton laser iridotomy for angle-closure glaucoma effectively created patent openings with fewer corneal burns than argon lasers, especially in shallow chambers, offering a safer alternative.

David R, Tessler Z, Yassur Y

Studying AACG outcomes, researchers found delayed presentation and prolonged attacks worsen long-term prognosis, while initial IOP height is not a predictor.

Manor R S, Schleinn N, Yassur Y, Svetliza E, Ben-Sira I

Green-light photography better visualizes retinal nerve fiber layer defects, showing good correlation with visual field loss, making early glaucoma detection easier.

Yassur Y, Pickle L W, Fine S L, Singerman L, Orth D H, Patz A

This study developed a grading system for optic disc neovascularization in diabetic retinopathy, using anatomical features and angiography. This system effectively documents natural history and treatment response to photocoagulation.