Satomi Shioya

Using 24-hr ocular dimensional profile recorded with a sensing contact lens to identify primary open-angle glaucoma patients with intraocular pressure constantly below the diagnostic threshold.

Contact lens sensor information can be used in conjunction with a single tonometric reading to determine patients' potential of having IOP levels exceeding the diagnostic threshold within a 24-hr period, without the need to perform a 24-hr tonometric curve.

Association of Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Other Factors With Intraocular Pressure-Related 24-Hour Contact Lens Sensor Profile in Untreated Glaucoma.

Ambulatory BP and several ocular parameters were significantly associated with various parameters of the 24-hour CLS profile.

Diurnal Variation of Corneal Hysteresis in Patients With Untreated Primary Open Angle Glaucoma and Normal Individuals.

CH in both untreated POAG patients and normal participants demonstrated similar diurnal variations, that is, higher at night, independent of confounding factors.