advertisement
Your Special Attention For IGR 7-1
Compliance and persistency in glaucoma follow-up treatment
G.F. SchwartzCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 114-121
Abstract no. 314
"Our patients may not take prescribed medication in at least 25% of cases."
Recent advances in trabeculectomy technique
E. Jones, J. Clarke and P.T. KhawCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 107-113
Abstract no. 329
"The Moorfields – Khaw's ideas on trabeculectomy-technique."
Ethnic differences in glaucoma: prevalence, management, and outcome
S.D. Wadhwa and E.J. HigginbothamCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 101-106
Abstract no. 215
"Customized management based on race."
Glaucoma medication and aqueous humor dynamics
J.G. Crowston and R.N. WeinrebCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 94-100
Abstract no. 258
"Pressure spikes and outflow."
Glaucoma lasers: a review of the newer techniques
H.A. Holz and M.C. LimCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 89-93
Abstract no. 323
"Possible additions to our laser armamentarium; will they work better?"
Clinical implications of peripapillary atrophy in glaucoma
J.B. JonasCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 84-88
Abstract no. 53
"The always present risk factor: peripapillary atrophy."
Blood flow in glaucoma
M.C. Grieshaber and J. FlammerCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 79-83
Abstract no. 181
"An old topic reviewed in a passionate light."
Surgical strategies in patients with cataract and glaucoma
C. Verges, J. Cazal and C. LavinCurrent Opinions in Ophthalmology 2005; 16: 44-52
Abstract no. 242
"Personal views on combination glaucoma and cataract."
The reader is also referred to the WGA Consensus on Glaucoma Surgery.
Epidemiology for ophthalmologists: an introduction to concepts, study designs, and interpreting findings
H. Kuper and C. GilbertBritish Journal of Ophthalmology 2005; 89: 378-384
Abstract no. 2
"A necessary review on epidemiology. Not to be forgotten."
Longitudinal changes in the visual field and optic disc in glaucoma
P.H. Artes and B.C. ChauhanProgress in Retinal and Eye Research 2005; 24: 333-354
Abstract no. 120
"Longitudinal studies are the essential food for glaucoma management."
Optic nerve oxygenation
E. Stefansson, D.B. Pedersen, P.K. Jensen, M. la Cour, J.F. Kiilgaard, K. Bang and T. EysteinssonProgress in Retinal and Eye Research 2005; 24: 307-332
Abstract no. 62
"About oxygen and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors."
Understanding mechanisms of pressure-induced optic nerve damage
J.C. Morrison, E.C. Johnson, W. Cepurna and L. JiaProgress in Retinal and Eye Research 2005; 24: 217-240
Abstract no. 13
"Animal models to understand pathogenesis: extracellular matrix and astrocytes."
The optic nerve head as a biomechanical structure: a new paradigm for understanding the role of IOP-related stress and strain in the pathophysiology of glaucomatous optic nerve head damage
C.F. Burgoyne, J.C. Downs, A.J. Bellezza, J.K. Suh and R.T. HartProgress in Retinal and Eye Research 2005; 24: 39-73
Abstract no. 58
"Biomechanical approach to the optic nerve head. Stress and strain."
Glaucoma drainage devices: a systematic literature review and current controversies
C.H. Hong, A. Arosemena, D. Zurakowski and R.S. AyyalaSurvey of Ophthalmology 2005; 50: 48-60
Abstract no. 336
"Glaucoma Drainage Devices: the future of glaucoma surgery?"
Anterior segment development relevant to glaucoma
D.B. Gould, R.S. Smith and S.W.M. JohnInternational Journal of Developmental Biology 2004; 48: 1015-1029
Abstract no. 199
"Yes, we need to know how the eye develops in order to understand disease."
