Yoon Jooyoung

Comparison of the Circumpapillary Structure-Function and Vasculature-Function Relationships at Different Glaucoma Stages Using Longitudinal Data.

Significant longitudinal V-F relationships exist globally and regionally regardless of glaucoma stage but no longitudinal S-F relationship is present in advanced glaucoma.

Progressive Macular Vessel Density Loss and Visual Field Progression in Open-angle Glaucoma Eyes with Central Visual Field Damage.

Progressive mVD loss is significantly associated with VF progression (including central VF progression) in the OAG eyes with CVF loss regardless of the glaucoma stage.

Fast Central Visual Field Progression in Patients With Normal-Tension Glaucoma and Nocturnal Blood Pressure Dip.

Patients with NTG classified as over-dippers showed significantly faster central VF progression than non-dippers and dippers, with over 50% of over-dippers experiencing fast progression.

Factors Associated With Lamina Cribrosa Microvasculature Determined Through Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography.

Reduced LCVD was associated with an increased LCCI in all spectrums of POAG. LC deformation may affect the ONH microvasculature in glaucoma.

Association of Peripapillary Arterial Circle of Zinn-Haller With Glaucoma in Highly Myopic Eyes.

CZH was more commonly detected in HM patients with glaucoma.

Utility of targeted mean total deviation trend analysis for detecting progressive visual field changes in early-to-moderate stage glaucoma.

The rates of change in the TMTD are significantly faster than those for the mTD globally and in the VF-affected hemifields.