Kim Yong Chan

Association of Scleral Deformation Around the Optic Nerve Head With Central Visual Function in Normal-Tension Glaucoma and Myopia.

Subjects with worse central VF than peripheral showed greater peripapillary scleral deformation, such as in torsion and tilt.

Impact of Posterior Sclera on Glaucoma Progression in Treated Myopic Normal-Tension Glaucoma Using Reconstructed Optical Coherence Tomographic Images.

Eyes with a particular posterior sclera structure are at increased risk for glaucoma progression in treated myopic NTG patients.

Comparison of Diagnostic Power of Optic Nerve Head and Posterior Sclera Configuration Parameters on Myopic Normal Tension Glaucoma.

The diagnostic power of absolute misaligned angle and the horizontal tilt angle significantly exceeded other parameters on myopic NTG.

Deviated Saccadic Trajectory as a Biometric Signature of Glaucoma.

The saccadic trajectories of glaucoma patients depart in an erroneous path and compensate the disparity by deviating the trajectory at arrival.

The Shape of Posterior Sclera as a Biometric Signature in Open-angle Glaucoma: An Intereye Comparison Study.

Compared with the fellow healthy eyes, glaucomatous eyes had larger and more steeply curved posterior poles, which represent a structural variation of the posterior sclera that might be associated with glaucomatous optic neuropathy.