Yu Fei

Ntonti Panagiota, Coleman Anne L, Wilson Masao Roy, Harris Alon, Papakonstantinou Evangelia, Giannoulis Dimitrios A et al.

This 12-year study identified high IOP, pseudoexfoliation, family history, and heart attack history as key risk factors for developing open-angle glaucoma, while increased sleep and alcohol were protective.

Ramirez Martin, Zheng Ying, Tseng Victoria L, Yu Fei, Demer Joseph L, Coleman Anne L

All strabismus subtypes significantly increased odds of POAG and NTG (AOR 1.70-3.03). Strabismus may be a clinical marker for elevated glaucoma risk, warranting enhanced screening and monitoring.

Paul Megan, Lee Jennifer, Kitayama Ken, Pan Deyu, Yu Fei, Tseng Victoria L et al.

This study found higher BMI/waist circumference linked to lower glaucoma odds, but metabolic syndrome increased glaucoma risk, highlighting metabolic health's importance beyond just weight.

Sun Deyu, Tseng Victoria L, Yu Fei, Coleman Anne L

This study found higher cardiovascular risk scores (PCE) strongly predict future glaucoma, AMD, DR, RVO, and HTR. This suggests PCE could identify patients needing earlier eye exams.

Ramirez Martin, Kitayama Ken, Puran Allan, Tseng Victoria L, Yu Fei, Coleman Anne L

Glaucoma patients in California Medicare had a 20% increased likelihood of circadian rhythm sleep disorders, suggesting a significant comorbidity that warrants further investigation into mechanisms and treatment impact.

Scott Tamara D, Guzman Aparicio Maria A, Ratanawongphaibul Kitiya, Lee Hang, Zemplenyi Michele, Tsikata Edem et al.

This study found event-based analysis of OCT rim and RNFL thickness detects glaucoma progression in more patients and earlier than trend-based analysis, improving timely clinical intervention.

Tseng Victoria L, Kitayama Ken, Yu Fei, Coleman Anne L

This study found socioeconomic factors initially linked to neovascular glaucoma in Medicare patients, but this link weakened after adjusting for demographics, highlighting the need to investigate care disparities.

Talebi Ramin, Yu Fei, Tseng Victoria L, Coleman Anne L

This study found food insecurity is associated with higher odds of glaucoma, but not other eye diseases, highlighting the need for social determinant screening and interventions to improve food access.

Topouzis Nikolaos, Kitayama Ken, Puran Allan, Yu Fei, Tseng Victoria L, Coleman Anne L

This study found most glaucoma subtypes were linked to lower dementia risk, but pseudoexfoliative glaucoma increased vascular dementia risk in younger seniors, suggesting complex relationships needing more research.

Tseng Victoria L, Kitayama Ken, Yu Fei, Coleman Anne L

This study found 3.8% of CA Medicare beneficiaries had glaucoma, with many having moderate-to-severe disease. Age, female sex, Black race, and higher comorbidity increased risk, highlighting the need for improved early screening.

Paul Megan, Kitayama Ken, Yu Fei, Tseng Victoria L, Coleman Anne L

Access to eye care was linked to higher reported glaucoma severity and more incisional surgeries, highlighting that diagnosis and intervention depend on healthcare access.

Tseng Victoria L, Kitayama Ken, Yu Fei, Coleman Anne L

This review found significant racial/ethnic disparities in glaucoma surgery incidence and outcomes, highlighting the urgent need to identify and eliminate inequities in surgical care.

Yao Melissa, Kitayama Ken, Yu Fei, Tseng Victoria L, Coleman Anne L

This study found myopia increases glaucoma risk in older Californians, with a stronger association in Asian, Black, and Hispanic individuals, highlighting a need for targeted screening.

Lee Samuel Y, Tseng Victoria L, Kitayama Ken, Avallone Thomas J, Yu Fei, Pan Deyu et al.

This study found higher dietary niacin intake was associated with lower odds of glaucoma, particularly in women, suggesting a potential protective role for niacin in glaucoma prevention.

De Gainza Agustina, Morales Esteban, Rabiolo Alessandro, Yu Fei, Afifi Abdelmonem A, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.

Researchers developed a "metascore" combining different glaucoma imaging measurements (HRT, OCT) into a single scale. This unifies long-term structural data from various devices, improving patient follow-up despite instrument changes.

Tseng Victoria L, Topouzis Fotis, Yu Fei, Keskini Christina, Pappas Theofanis, Founti Panayiota et al.

Frequent salt intake was linked to increased open-angle glaucoma risk in individuals using antihypertensive medications. This suggests dietary salt may impact glaucoma, especially in treated hypertensive patients.

de Gainza Agustina, Morales Esteban, Salazar Diana, Yu Fei, Afifi Abdelmonem, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.

Researchers developed a method to visualize glaucoma progression by integrating structural (OCT) and functional (visual field) data into a 2D space, offering clinicians a rapid, intuitive summary of disease trajectory.

Meer Elana A, Lee Yoon H, Repka Michael X, Borlik Marcy F, Velez Federico G, Perez Claudia et al.

This study found children with serious eye diseases, including glaucoma, have a significantly higher risk of mood, anxiety, and psychotic disorders, highlighting the need for mental health screening.

Founti Panayiota, Coleman Anne L, Wilson M Roy, Yu Fei, Harris Alon, Pappas Theofanis et al.

This study found a 12-year open-angle glaucoma incidence of 4.4% in elderly Whites, with pseudoexfoliative glaucoma showing a significantly higher incidence, highlighting its importance for screening.

Kitayama Ken, Young Andrew G, Ochoa Alejandro, Yu Fei, Wong Kylie Yuen-Sum, Coleman Anne L

This study compared an iPad visual field app (VFE) to FDT for glaucoma screening in high-risk Latinos. VFE showed moderate agreement, suggesting potential for portable, resource-limited screening with further refinement.

Margeta Milica A, Ratanawongphaibul Kitiya, Tsikata Edem, Zemplenyi Michele, Ondeck Courtney L, Kim Janice et al.

This study found disc hemorrhages (DH) associate with localized 3D neuroretinal rim thinning, often *preceded* by progression, suggesting DHs indicate ongoing glaucoma damage rather than initiating it.

Law Simon K, Salazar Diana, Yu Fei, Giaconi JoAnn A, Chen Angela, Chopra Vikas et al.

Combined CyPass micro-stent and cataract surgery reduced glaucoma medications and IOP, showing 28-42% success at one year, offering a potential option for medication burden reduction.

Bonnet Clemence, Ghaffari Reza, Alkadi Turad, Law Simon K, Caprioli Joseph, Yu Fei et al.

DMEK in eyes with prior glaucoma surgery yields good long-term vision, but showed significantly higher rates of secondary graft failure and endothelial cell loss compared to eyes without prior glaucoma surgery.

Salazar Diana, Morales Esteban, Rabiolo Alessandro, Capistrano Vicente, Lin Mark, Afifi Abdelmonem A et al.

This study compared three methods for detecting glaucoma progression, finding the Glaucoma Rate Index (GRI) identifies visual field loss earlier than other methods, potentially enabling timelier treatment decisions.

Rabiolo Alessandro, Morales Esteban, Kim Ji Hyun, Afifi Abdelmonem A, Yu Fei, Nouri-Mahdavi Kouros et al.

This study found factors like IOP fluctuation, baseline damage, and patient reliability predict visual field fluctuation in glaucoma, highlighting the need for tailored monitoring and analysis.