Zhan Tingting

Hark Lisa A, Myers Jonathan S, Pasquale Louis R, Razeghinejad M Reza, Maity Alisha, Zhan Tingting et al.

This study found that adding IOP measurements to telemedicine glaucoma screening in high-risk patients significantly improved the detection of glaucoma and related conditions, advocating for their routine inclusion.

Waisbourd Michael, Sanvicente Carina T, Coleman Haley M, Sieburth Rebecca, Zhan Tingting, Gogte Priyanka et al.

Rapid glaucoma progression leads to worse visual fields, lower performance on vision tasks, and poorer quality of life, with contrast sensitivity significantly declining within a year. This highlights the severe impact on patients' daily function.

Hark Lisa A, Myers Jonathan S, Ines Andrew, Jiang Alicia, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Zhan Tingting et al.

Telemedicine glaucoma screening showed high agreement (86%) with comprehensive eye exams, confirming its potential for identifying at-risk individuals for referral, especially for suspicious optic nerves.

Hark Lisa A, Myers Jonathan S, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Wang Qianqian, Zhan Tingting, Hegarty Sarah E et al.

This study found older age, male sex, smoking, and worse vision predict unreadable telemedicine glaucoma images. Importantly, 65% of these unreadable cases had ocular pathology, warranting follow-up exams.

Rahmatnejad Kamran, Pruzan Noelle L, Amanullah Sarah, Shaukat Bilal A, Resende Arthur F, Waisbourd Michael et al.

GATT surgery for open-angle glaucoma effectively lowered IOP and medication use, showing promise as a minimally invasive option, though success varied by race.

Amanullah Sarah, Okudolo Joseph, Rahmatnejad Kamran, Lin Shuai-Chun, Wizov Sheryl S, Manzi Muhire Remy S et al.

This 4-year glaucoma study found left upper visual field contrast sensitivity strongly correlates with inferior RNFL thickness, suggesting CS could help predict structural changes and monitor disease progression.