Yuki Kenya

Inooka Taiga, Tomita Ryo, Kominami Taro, Mochizuki Marie, Nishiguchi Koji M, Yuki Kenya

This study compared MP-3 microperimetry and HFA in glaucoma. MP-3 showed lower false positives in severe glaucoma, suggesting it may improve management for these patients, despite sensitivity distribution shifts in half of the eyes.

Koyanagi Yoshito, Sajiki Ai Fujita, Yuki Kenya, Ushida Hiroaki, Kawano Kenichi, Fujita Kosuke et al.

Nanopore metagenomic analysis for herpetic uveitis diagnosis showed 75% sensitivity and high specificity for detecting herpes virus DNA, suggesting its potential for advanced uveitis diagnostics.

Sasaki Mariko, Ito Yoshikazu, Yamasaki Tomoyo, Yanagi Yasuo, Gemmy Cheung Chui Ming, Motomura Kaoru et al.

This study found thicker choroids are associated with intermediate AMD and its pigmentary features in Japanese individuals, suggesting choroidal health impacts AMD progression.

Yamasaki Tomoyo, Yuki Kenya, Awano-Tanabe Sachiko, Ono Takeshi, Murata Hiroshi, Tsubota Kazuo et al.

Glaucoma patients' superior peripheral visual field loss correlated with avoiding night/rain driving, while central superior loss linked to avoiding fog driving, impacting driving safety.

Yuki Kenya, Asaoka Ryo, Ono Takeshi, Awano-Tanabe Sachiko, Murata Hiroshi, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found that glaucoma patients' fear of falling is significantly linked to damage in their inferior peripheral visual field, highlighting the importance of assessing these visual deficits.

Ito Yoshikazu, Sasaki Mariko, Takahashi Hiroki, Nozaki Shoko, Matsuguma Shinichiro, Motomura Kaoru et al.

OCT showed macular retinal thickness, particularly GCC, was inversely associated with dementia in older Japanese adults, suggesting its potential as a superior biomarker for cognitive decline.

Ozeki Naoki, Yuki Kenya, Shiba Daisuke, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found that functional visual acuity in glaucoma patients, even with good standard vision, moderately correlates with central visual field sensitivity, highlighting its clinical relevance for assessing real-world vision.

Ozeki Naoki, Yuki Kenya, Shiba Daisuke, Tsubota Kazuo

Pupillography showed RAPD amplitude, especially with white light, correlates moderately with visual field asymmetry in glaucoma, offering a potential objective measure of disease laterality.

Yuki Kenya, Tanabe Sachiko, Kouyama Keisuke, Fukagawa Kazumi, Uchino Miki, Shimoyama Masaru et al.

Glaucoma visual field severity correlates with increased fear of falling, particularly in moderate to severe cases, highlighting the need for fall prevention strategies in these patients.

Yuki Kenya, Ozawa Yoko, Yoshida Tetsu, Kurihara Toshihide, Hirasawa Manabu, Ozeki Naoki et al.

SOD1 deficiency in mice caused RGC loss and dysfunction, mimicking normal tension glaucoma. Lower SOD1 in NTG patients suggests oxidative stress contributes to this glaucoma subtype.

Tanabe Sachiko, Yuki Kenya, Ozeki Naoki, Shiba Daisuke, Abe Takayuki, Kouyama Keisuke et al.

This study found severe primary open-angle glaucoma significantly increases motor vehicle collision risk. Clinically, this highlights the importance of assessing driving safety in advanced glaucoma patients.

Yuki Kenya, Murat Dogru, Kimura Itaru, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found normal-tension glaucoma patients had higher systemic antioxidants and lower DNA damage markers, possibly reflecting a compensatory response to oxidative stress. This suggests a systemic component to NTG.

Yuki Kenya, Shiba Daisuke, Ota Yu, Ozeki Naoki, Murat Dogru, Tsubota Kazuo

Yuki Kenya, Kimura Itaru, Shiba Daisuke, Imamura Yutaka, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found primary open-angle glaucoma patients had significantly higher *Chlamydia pneumoniae* antibodies, suggesting a potential infectious link or shared risk factor for glaucoma.

Yuki Kenya, Murat Dogru, Kimura Itaru, Ohtake Yuichiro, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found normal-tension glaucoma patients had lower serum vitamin C and higher uric acid, suggesting these antioxidant imbalances might offer new therapeutic targets for NTG.

Yuki Kenya, Shiba Daisuke, Kimura Itaru, Ohtake Yuichiro, Tsubota Kazuo

This study found sub-Tenon triamcinolone during trabeculectomy for secondary glaucoma did not improve success rates or reduce complications, suggesting no clinical benefit.

Yamaguchi Takefumi, Negishi Kazuno, Yuki Kenya, Saiki Megumi, Nishimura Ryo, Kawaguchi Nanae et al.

Iris-fixated pIOLs significantly narrowed anterior chamber angles, particularly at fixation sites. This narrowing correlated with postoperative inflammation, highlighting a potential mechanism for complications.