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News Flashes IGR 26-1

FI eyes demonstrated greater vulnerability to lower diastolic blood pressure compared with GE eyes, suggesting that systemic vascular factors may need to be considered in addition to IOP when managing glaucoma according to ODP subtype

Eyes with inferior cMvD showed a rapid decline in both retinal sublayer thickness and vascular density, not only in the affected inferior retina but also in the unaffected superior retina

The HMS combined with CS was a dominant strategy, offering greater benefits and lower costs compared to CS alone.

Accelerated epigenetic age was strongly associated with the fast progression group, independent of IOP or baseline disease severity.

This study reveals a small but statistically significant association between CCB use and a slower rate of VF deterioration, adding to the ongoing debate about their role in glaucoma.

56.4% of glaucoma in the community was previously undiagnosed

progression risk of 4.4% per eye-year, more than triple the 1.3% risk seen in eyes of same baseline angle width with stable LV

glaucomatous individuals experienced more pronounced IOP elevations than healthy participants, highlighting the potential risks for this vulnerable population

Trab-MMC achieved a substantially higher proportion of complete successes (IOP control without medications) at 1, 2, and 3 years

MvD-D outperformed all other structural and vascular metrics, achieving the highest area under the curve of 0.95, and was identified in 91% of HMG patients but only 18% of HM patients.

A 1-µm/year faster loss was associated with a 6-fold increase in conversion risk

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