Childhood Glaucoma Not Primarily Responsible for Poor Visual Acuity
Mean best corrected visual acuity was best in children with juvenile open-angle glaucoma compared with other glaucoma subtypes.
All articles by Jessica Nye, PhD
Patients With Cataracts Report Desire to Postpone Surgery, Fear
Patients report a willingness to take appropriate measures to improve surgical outcomes when appropriately guided by their doctor.
Combined Treatments Improve Dry Eye Symptomatology Resulting From Glaucoma Drops
Clinicians prescribing hypotensive drops for glaucoma should be careful to monitor ocular surface parameters.
SARS-CoV-2 Associated With Brain-Related Abnormalities, Even for Mild Cases
Researchers sought to investigate the effects of COVID-19 infection by assessing brain changes in individuals who underwent brain scans twice who tested positive between scans or were COVID-19-free.
School-Related Factors, Myopic Parents Linked With Myopia in High School Students
Schools should consider implementing strategies to mitigate myopia prevalence among their students.
Latanoprost Without Benzalkonium Chloride Fails to Achieve Noninferiority Status
Despite its failure to achieve noninferiority status, latanoprost without BAK may still be a safe alternative to latanoprost with BAK in treating patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension.
Hair Cortisol Concentration Linked With Stress in Patients With Retinitis Pigmentosa
Hair cortisol concentration may eventually be used as a tool to identify patients with retinitis pigmentosa most at risk of vision loss.
Does Acute COVID-19 Infection Increase Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk?
Investigators sought to determine the risk and 1-year burdens for several cardiovascular outcomes in patients who survived acute COVID-19 infection.
Two Methods Improve Peripheral Retinal Lesion Detection in Myopic Eyes
Sensitivity for detecting lesions in the superior and inferior sectors underwent a maximal increase using the eye-steering technique compared with other quadrants.
Optic Disc Hemorrhage Associated With Seasonal Variations in Temperature
Researchers found that IOP was not significantly correlated with optic disc hemorrhage despite it being elevated during colder months.
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