Zhou Minwen

Sun Junran, Li Tong, Zhao Xiaohuan, Lu Bing, Chen Jieqiong, Liu Wenjia et al.

This study found self-reported glaucoma in China is strongly linked to systemic chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, stroke). This highlights the need for comprehensive health assessments for glaucoma patients.

Lu Bing, Wang Yimin, Zhang Pengfei, Liu Yang, Jia Huixun, Wang Fenghua et al.

This study found myopic Chinese young adults have significantly thinner macular GCIPL than non-myopes, suggesting this thinning may be linked to myopia progression and impact glaucoma diagnosis.

Zhang Zhihua, Miao Yuyu, Wang Jing, Zhou Minwen, Fu Mingshui, Wang Ying

Aqueous humor SPARC levels in APAC patients predict trabeculectomy success, with higher SPARC correlating to failure. Modulating SPARC could improve surgical outcomes.

Wang Jing, He Xiangui, Xiong Shuyu, Zhou Minwen, Wang Mingjin, Zou Haidong et al.

This study mapped anterior chamber parameters in Chinese children, finding anterior chamber angle (ACA) stable with age, unlike depth/volume. This data helps understand angle-closure risk in pediatric populations.

Zhou Minwen, Xu Xun, Zhang Xiulan, Sun Xiaodong

This meta-analysis found IVB pretreatment with Ahmed valve surgery for neovascular glaucoma significantly improved complete success rates and reduced hyphema, suggesting it's a safe and effective addition.

Chen Shida, Zhou Minwen, Wang Wei, Wu Huimin, Yu Xiling, Huang Wenbin et al.

This study found VEGF-A and PlGF are highly elevated in neovascular glaucoma aqueous humor. High PlGF suggests a new therapeutic target for NVG treatment.

Gao Xinbo, Huang Wenbin, Zhang Xiulan, Du Shaolin, Wang Jiawei, Wang Wei et al.

This study found inflammatory markers CCL2/CCL7 are highly elevated in acute angle-closure glaucoma, decreasing over time. Higher CCL2 was linked to surgical failure, suggesting delaying surgery after an acute attack may improve outcomes.

Wang Jiawei, Gao Xinbo, Du Shaolin, Li Xingyi, Huang Wenbin, Zhou Minwen et al.

This study found elevated VEGF and reduced venular oxygen saturation in APAC eyes, suggesting ocular hypoxia during an attack. This highlights a potential mechanism of damage in angle closure glaucoma.

Li Zheng, Wang Wei, Zhou Minwen, Huang Wenbin, Chen Shida, Li Xingyi et al.

This study found choroidal thickness is increased in PACG eyes compared to healthy controls, but doesn't differ between moderate and severe stages, suggesting it's not a glaucoma progression marker.

Zhou Minwen, Wang Jiawei, Sun Xiaodong

Chen Shida, Huang Wenbin, Wang Jiawei, Zhang Jing, Wang Wei, Zhou Minwen et al.

This study found significantly elevated aqueous sCD44 and VEGF during acute primary angle closure, suggesting sCD44 may mediate high IOP damage, offering a potential therapeutic target.

Zhou Minwen, Zhang Xiulan

Huang Wenbin, Wang Wei, Zhou Minwen, Zhang Xiulan

This meta-analysis found SNP rs4236601[A] is associated with increased primary open-angle glaucoma risk in Caucasians and Asians, suggesting a genetic predisposition for POAG.

Huang Wenbin, Wang Wei, Gao Xinbo, Li Xingyi, Li Zheng, Zhou Minwen et al.

This study found all angle-closure glaucoma subtypes have significantly thicker choroids than healthy eyes, suggesting choroidal expansion contributes to angle closure development.

Zhou Minwen, Chen Shida, Wang Wei, Huang Wenbin, Cheng Bing, Ding Xiaoyan et al.

This study found advanced neovascular glaucoma eyes have high aqueous EPO and VEGF. While bevacizumab reduced VEGF, EPO levels remained unchanged, suggesting different regulatory pathways.