Naithani Rizul

Comparison of 10-2 and 24-2 Perimetry to Diagnose Glaucoma Using OCT as an Independent Reference Standard.

The 24-2 SAP test had better diagnostic accuracy compared with that of the 10-2 test for detecting equivalent levels of glaucomatous damage, as measured by quantitative assessment of retinal nerve fiber layer and macula by OCT.

In Vivo Assessment of the Pediatric Trabecular Meshwork, Schlemm Canal, and Iridocorneal Angle Using Overhead-Mounted Optical Coherence Tomography.

Eyes of children with glaucoma demonstrated thickened TM, decreased patency of SC, and abnormalities of the iridocorneal angle on OCT imaging, compared with normal controls.

Association of an Objective Structural and Functional Reference Standard for Glaucoma with Quality of Life Outcomes.

A glaucoma diagnosis, based on an objective reference standard for GON, was significantly associated with worse Rasch-adjusted scores of QoL.

Social history and glaucoma progression: the effect of body mass index, tobacco and alcohol consumption on the rates of structural change in patients with glaucoma.

In a large clinical population with glaucoma, habits of tobacco and alcohol consumption showed no significant effect on the rates of RNFL change. Higher BMI was significantly associated with slower rates of RNFL loss.