Sharma Sourabh

Pupillary Responses to Full-Field Chromatic Stimuli Are Reduced in Patients with Early-Stage Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma.

Patients with early-stage POAG exhibit reduced pupillary responses to moderate and high irradiances of blue and red lights.

Effect of acute intraocular pressure elevation on the minimum rim width in normal, ocular hypertensive and glaucoma eyes.

Acute IOP elevation leads to compression of the nerve fibre layers of neuroretinal rim in glaucoma subjects only without changing ONH size.

Disrupted Eye Movements in Preperimetric Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma.

Here, we show that patients with POAG without detectable glaucomatous visual field loss exhibit altered saccadic eye movements.

Biometric Factors Associated With Acute Primary Angle Closure: Comparison of the Affected and Fellow Eye.

Eyes with previous APAC had smaller anterior segment dimensions when compared with their fellow eyes. Iris thickness was the strongest predictor of angle width in both affected and fellow eyes.

Shape Changes of the Anterior Lamina Cribrosa in Normal, Ocular Hypertensive, and Glaucomatous Eyes Following Acute Intraocular Pressure Elevation.

Acute IOP elevations altered anterior LC shape in a complex nonlinear fashion. The LC of POAG eyes was more cupped following acute IOP elevations compared to that of normal subjects.