Chun Yeoun Sook

Factors influencing vision-related quality of life according to glaucoma severity.

Visual acuity is the most influential factor on VRQOL in patients with glaucoma. Preservation of VA should be strongly prioritized to maintain good VRQOL.

Vision-related quality of life according to location of visual field loss in patients with glaucoma.

Four different regions of the IVF had a similarly important impact on subscales of the NEI VFQ-25 in glaucoma patients.

Vision-related Quality of Life in Korean Glaucoma Patients.

Visual function parameters are important for the vision-related quality of life of Korean glaucoma patients, notably for worse eye visual acuity and IVF MD.

Comparison of Impact of Monocular and Integrated Binocular Visual Fields on Vision-related Quality of Life.

The impact of IBVF on VRQOL was similar to that of the better eye irrespective of integration method. Therefore, better eye MD could be a good indicator for VRQOL.

Comparison of Superior and Inferior Visual Field Asymmetry Between Normal-tension and High-tension Glaucoma.

The superior hemifield was more severely affected than the inferior hemifield in NTG and HTG.

Influence of 0.002% Omidenepag Isopropyl on Intraocular Pressure and the Cornea in Normal Tension Glaucoma.

OMDI eye drops elicited significant and stable IOP reductions after 6 months in NTG patients with low IOP.

Comparison of Vision-related Quality of Life Between Normal Tension Glaucoma and Primary Open-angle Glaucoma.

Overall VRQOL in patients with NTG and POAG was found to be similar. However, social functioning and dependency were significantly worse in those with POAG. These findings are relevant to supporting glaucoma patients.

Comparison of rates of change between binocular and monocular visual fields.

The rate of change in BVFs was intermediate between the rates of the faster-changing and slower-changing eyes.