Hata Masayuki

Sleep Disturbance as a Risk Factor for Retinal Neurodegeneration and Subsequent Glaucoma.

Objective sleep insufficiency and clinically diagnosed sleep disorders correlate with retinal neurodegeneration and confer a higher risk of developing glaucoma. Integrating sleep evaluation and management into ophthalmic care may aid glaucoma prevention.

Risk of Glaucoma and Undergoing Glaucoma Surgery in Myopic and Highly Myopic Eyes: A Nationwide Population-Based Cohort Study.

Both myopia and high myopia significantly increase the risk of glaucoma developing and the likelihood of requiring glaucoma surgery, especially for invasive filtering surgeries.

Incidence and treatment patterns of acute retinal necrosis: a nationwide population-based cohort study.

In the largest population-based study of ARN to date, nationwide incidence in Japan closely matched prior UK estimates, suggesting cross-system consistency in ARN epidemiology.

Quantitative comparison of disc rim color in optic nerve atrophy of compressive optic neuropathy and glaucomatous optic neuropathy.

A quantitative and objective assessment of optic disc color was useful in differentiating early-stage CON from GON and NOR.

Influence of anterior segment biometric parameters on the anterior chamber angle width in eyes with angle closure.

This study quantitatively confirmed that shallow anterior chamber depth was a major mechanism of angle narrowing, and that both IT and IC had a strong impact on angle narrowing.