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Vascular biomarkers from optical coherence tomography angiography and glaucoma: where do we stand in 2021?

Whole image vessel density is also significantly decreased in glaucoma patients compared with controls, and this outcome has been found to correspond to severity of visual field loss.

Risk Factors for Open-angle Glaucoma in Persons of Latin American Descent.

OAG represents a growing concern among persons of LAD in the United States; however, information on specific risk factors in this population currently remains limited.

Glaucoma Treatment Outcomes in Open Angle Glaucoma Patients of African Descent.

In addition to treatment outcomes, social disparities affecting clinical care also exist for AD persons in the form of reduced adherence, access, and choice.

Regional Vessel Density Reduction in the Macula and Optic Nerve Head of Patients With Pre-Perimetric Primary Open Angle Glaucoma.

In ppOAG patients, VD biomarkers in both the macula and ONH, alongside RNFL, GCC, and macular thickness, were significantly reduced before detectable visual field loss with regional specificity.

Using Multi-Layer Perceptron Driven Diagnosis to Compare Biomarkers for Primary Open Angle Glaucoma.

Neural network models indicate that OCTA optic nerve head vascular biomarkers are equally useful for ML diagnosis of POAG when compared to OCT structural biomarker features alone.

Vascular Density and Retinal Structure Relationships Across Sectors and Regions of the Optic Nerve in Patients With Primary Open Angle Glaucoma.

Early-stage POAG patients have a stronger relationship between RPC VD and RNFL in the temporal regions of the ONH compared with non-glaucomatous controls, with the TS sector demonstrating the largest difference between groups.

Lessons From The Glaucoma Foundation Think Tank 2023: A Patient-Centric Approach to Glaucoma.

The experts agreed on the importance of genetics in defining individual POAG risk and highlighted the additional crucial role of lifestyle, gender, blood pressure, and vascular risk factors.

Reductions in Retrobulbar and Retinal Capillary Blood Flow Strongly Correlate With Changes in Optic Nerve Head and Retinal Morphology Over 4 Years in Open-angle Glaucoma Patients of African Descent Compared With Patients of European Descent.

Reductions in retinal capillary and retrobulbar blood flow strongly correlated with changes in the ONH and macular thickness over 4 years in OAG patients of AD compared with ED.