Quantitative analysis of trabecular meshwork pigment after ICL implantation and influencing factors.
Yang Jing, Wang Hao, Bai Yanhui et al.
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Section II · Clinical Forms
Shields' Textbook of Glaucoma, 6th edition
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Yang Jing, Wang Hao, Bai Yanhui et al.
Abu Serhan Hashem, Ahmed Abdullah, Chaudhry Mahrukh et al.
This meta-analysis found pars plana vitrectomy for scleral-fixated IOLs may reduce retinal detachment but increase IOL capture compared to anterior vitrectomy, with similar visual outcomes.
Yuma Masaki, Jujo Tatsuya, Sato Keiji et al.
This study found longer iris length is a significant risk factor for reverse pupillary block after intraocular lens fixation surgery, aiding surgical planning and patient counseling.
Fabian Ekkehard, Janeková Andrea, de Arriba Palomero Pablo et al.
This study found Z-HYALCOAT non-inferior to HEALON EndoCoat for cataract surgery, showing similar IOP spikes, endothelial cell loss, and overall safety. This offers clinicians another comparable OVD option.
Teh Boon Lin, Ramkissoon Yashin
Chalam Kakarla V, Paredes Alfredo A, Cheng Anny M S et al.
This study found 25.6% FA-detected CME after Akreos AO60 IOL scleral fixation, often subclinical and linked to transient hypotension. Clinical relevance: monitor IOP and use multimodal imaging for early detection.
Mendoza-Moreira Angi Lizbeth, Stingl Julia V, Wolfrum Peter et al.
This study found Paul and Ahmed glaucoma implants similarly reduced eye pressure and were safe in children with glaucoma after cataract surgery, offering comparable treatment options.
Durmus Irem, Yediyildiz Merve Bulun, Yilmaz Hulya Ak et al.
Steep Trendelenburg position significantly elevates intraocular pressure during laparoscopic surgery, particularly in patients with higher BMI. This highlights the need for strategies to mitigate ocular risks in susceptible individuals.
Espinosa Daniel J, Ahmed Osama, Khanna Sangeeta
Stahl Erin D, Sutherland Desirae R, Repka Michael X et al.
This study found that children undergoing lensectomy for traumatic cataracts rarely achieve age-normal vision, and nearly half of pseudophakic eyes require further surgery for visual axis opacification, necessitating close monitoring.
Saeki Tadashiro, Koutari Sawako, Hayashi Takahiko et al.
This study found a modified Yamane technique for scleral IOL fixation yielded good outcomes and stable refractive predictability, making it easier to master.
Ahmed Yasmeen, Erichsen Jesper Høiberg, Ahmadzadeh Afrouz et al.
This study compared inflammation and macular thickness after trabeculectomy vs. phacoemulsification. Both procedures caused similar early inflammation, but phacoemulsification led to a significantly greater and more persistent increase in macular thickness.
Nudleman Sebastian, Feiner Ella R, Affeldt Stella et al.
A 25-gauge needle effectively reopens closed iridotomies in aphakic, silicone oil-filled eyes, immediately lowering pressure and offering a simple, office-based solution for pupillary block.
Taloni Andrea, Colliardo Paolo, Taloni Maurizio et al.
This 50-year study of modified osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (MOOKP) found excellent long-term anatomical and functional survival, significantly improving vision in patients with severe corneal blindness, highlighting its durable efficacy.
Jiang Guohua, Lin Yuan, Chen Yan et al.
This study found that implanting a foldable capsular vitreous body 2-3 months after initial silicone oil tamponade for severe ocular trauma reduces complications and improves outcomes, guiding optimal surgical timing.
Gallo Afflitto Gabriele, Fabozzi Lorenzo, Palmieri Filomena et al.
PPV increases OHT/glaucoma risk, especially in pseudophakic eyes (3x OHT, 12x glaucoma odds). This highlights lens status as a key risk modifier for surgical planning and monitoring.
Chee Soon-Phaik, Chan Nicole Shu-Wen, Lim Jia Xu
This study found eye rubbing is strongly linked to out-of-the-bag IOL dislocations in "dead bag syndrome," causing more severe complications. Counseling patients to avoid rubbing is crucial.
Qiu ChunTing, Zhang Ting, Wang Qin et al.
This study found Connexin 36 gap junctions mediate retinal ganglion cell death after corneal alkali burns. Blocking Cx36 with a drug (MFA) or genetic knockout protected these cells, suggesting a neuroprotective therapeutic target.
Zur Dinah, Rachmiel Rony
He Meiqian, Yang Zuyi, Shi Zhengming et al.
This study found traumatic optic neuropathy (TON) mainly affects males, causing severe vision loss. Optic nerve decompression may be more effective than steroids for TON with optic canal fractures, especially with early intervention.
Glaucoma due to 'other eye disorders', mostly following prior ocular procedures, had the highest 2-year failure rates following trabeculectomy (58.5%) and tube shunt surgery (62.2%) among 2483 eyes with secondary glaucoma aged 18 to 40 years.
An experimental study comparing postocclusion surge characteristics of venturi and peristaltic phacoemulsification pump types found a significant difference (P < .01) in postocclusion surge magnitude between venturi and peristaltic pumps at 41 cm and 81 cm bottle heights.
No significant difference was observed in surge duration between venturi and peristaltic phacoemulsification pumps at either 41 cm or 81 cm bottle height.
Data suggest that at bottle heights of 41 cm and 81 cm, with indicated settings, venturi settings on the Johnson & Johnson Veritas platform have a lower postocclusion surge magnitude compared with peristaltic settings.
In eyes with congenital cataracts with posterior polar abnormality (PPA, n = 78), higher neurotrophin-4 (NT-4) (odds ratio [OR] = 1.16; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.02-1.36; P = 0.028) and platelet-derived growth factor-AA (PDGF-AA) (OR = 1.06; 95% CI, 1.01-1.12; P = 0.027) were associated with postoperative visual axis opacification (VAO) in exploratory Firth logistic regression.
The average duration of surge for venturi phacoemulsification at 41 cm bottle height was 1.56 ± 0.75 seconds, and for peristaltic phacoemulsification at 41 cm bottle height was 2.25 ± 0.40 seconds.
The average duration of surge for venturi phacoemulsification at 81 cm bottle height was 2.27 ± 1.41 seconds, and for peristaltic phacoemulsification at 81 cm bottle height was 2.90 ± 1.10 seconds.
An experimental study used the Johnson & Johnson Veritas machine and Ellips FX handpiece with standard pack tips, with variable peristaltic and venturi settings, to evaluate postocclusion surge characteristics.
The presence of glaucoma significantly influenced the incidence of immunologic graft rejection following endothelial keratoplasty, with an odds ratio (OR) of 2.28 (95% CI, 1.50-3.46, P < 0.001) in a single-center retrospective case review study of 3546 eyes.
Among adults, the highest incidence of endophthalmitis occurred following open globe repair (0.94%, 1 case per 106).
The incidence of endophthalmitis following standalone MIGS was 0.039% (1 case per 2551) in adults, which was comparable to standard cataract surgery.
The risk of endophthalmitis was significantly higher for pediatric versus adult patients following cataract surgery (P = 0.014), with an incidence of 0.11% (1 case per 871) in pediatric patients and 0.038% (1 case per 2652) in adult patients.