Chihara Tomoyuki

Discriminatory Power of Superficial Vessel Density and Prelaminar Vascular Flow Index in Eyes With Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension and Normal Eyes.

The vessel density and PLFI/UA decreased significantly in glaucomatous eyes. The vessel density was more efficient than the PLFI/UA for differentiating glaucoma and OH from normal eyes.

Consequences of Clot Formation and Hyphema Post-Internal Trabeculotomy for Glaucoma.

After internal trabeculotomy, the sequelae of concurrent clot formation and L≥2 hyphema in the anterior chamber were more severe than those of simple hyphema without clots. Clot formation negatively affected postoperative IOP.

Ocular Hypotension and Epiretinal Membrane as Risk Factors for Visual Deterioration Following Glaucoma Filtering Surgery.

Postsurgical hypotension at 1 week was significantly associated with mid-term, but not long-term, postsurgical VA loss.