Marshall Henry

Corneal Stiffness Parameters Are Predictive of Structural and Functional Progression in Glaucoma Suspect Eyes.

Glaucoma suspect eyes with higher corneal SPs and lower CCT, suggestive of thin and stiff corneas, are at greater risk of progression.

Cardiovascular Disease Predicts Structural and Functional Progression in Early Glaucoma.

Cardiovascular disease is an important risk factor for glaucoma progression.

Association Between Body Mass Index and Primary Open Angle Glaucoma in Three Cohorts.

Body mass index correlated with longitudinal and cross-sectional glaucomatous outcomes. This supports previous work illustrating a correlation between BMI and glaucoma.

A Polygenic Risk Score Predicts Intraocular Pressure Readings Outside Office Hours and Early Morning Spikes as Measured by Home Tonometry.

A validated IOP PRS was associated with higher early morning IOP and mean IOP outside office hours.

Genetic risk of glaucoma is associated with vascular and retinal nerve fibre wedge defects.

Individuals with a higher genetic risk of glaucoma based on the PRS were more likely to have retinal vascular defects, as well as structural glaucomatous loss, but this did not relate to systemic cardiovascular risk.