Zhang Hui

Zhang Hui, Zhang Ye, Zhang Shuo, Cao Kai, Li Dongjun, Liu Mugen et al.

This study found zonulopathy is common in primary angle closure disease, especially acute angle closure, linked to shallow anterior chambers and thick lenses. Clinically, this highlights surgical risks in these patients.

Qiao Chunyan, Zhang Hui, Cao Kai, Tian Jiaxin, Chung Tham Yih, Shan Jing et al.

Chinese glaucoma surgery trends show a significant decrease in trabeculectomy and an increase in combined cataract-glaucoma procedures and internal drainage, guiding resource allocation and training.

Zhang Hui, Shen Hangqi, Gong Wei, Sun Xuehui, Jiang Xiaoyan, Wang Jiucun et al.

This study found higher plasma homocysteine levels are linked to thinner ganglion cell-inner plexiform layers in older adults, suggesting homocysteine may be a risk factor for retinal neurodegeneration.

Liu Lingjia, Cheng Wenbo, Wu Di, Chen Luxia, Yu Shasha, Zuo Tong et al.

Rabbit study showed SMILE caused less acute inflammation (IL-1β, TNF-α) than FS-LASIK. Differential TGF-β1/BFGF expression may explain SMILE's slower recovery, highlighting post-op treatment needs.

Zhang Hui, Jia Hongyan, Duan Xiaoming, Li Liang, Wang Hui, Wu Jian et al.

The Chinese Glaucoma Study Consortium, a national registry, found primary angle-closure disease is predominant among Chinese glaucoma patients. This registry provides crucial data for understanding and managing glaucoma in China.