Zhang Yingzhe

Lin Fengbin, Zhang Yingzhe, Zhu Xiaomin, Yu Ping, Fan Sujie, Lv Aiguo et al.

Combined cataract surgery, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy effectively treats primary angle closure glaucoma, with outcomes not dependent on the extent of preoperative peripheral anterior synechiae.

Zhang Yu, Yu Ping, Zhang Yingzhe, Sugihara Kazunobu, Zhu Xiaomin, Zhang Yao et al.

Goniotomy size (120-360°) for POAG showed similar IOP/medication reduction, but 360° goniotomy had more hyphema. Thus, 120° goniotomy is sufficient and safer for POAG.

Song Yunhe, Zhu Xiaomin, Zhang Yao, Shu Jing, Dang Guangfu, Zhou Wenzong et al.

This study found partial goniotomy (120°) lowers IOP as effectively as complete (360°) goniotomy, with or without cataract surgery, but causes less hyphema. This suggests partial goniotomy is a safer, effective option.

Song Yunhe, Zhang Yi, Li Fei, Zhang Yingzhe, Lin Fengbin, Lv Aiguo et al.

This study found that combining cataract surgery, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy effectively lowered eye pressure and medication needs in advanced angle-closure glaucoma patients, showing promise for treatment.

Song Yunhe, Zhang Hengli, Zhang Yingzhe, Tang Guangxian, Wan Kelvin H, Lee Jacky W Y et al.

This review explores MIGS's efficacy and safety for primary angle-closure glaucoma, finding its role in PACG management is still being clarified.