Harry A. Quigley

TL;DR: Trabeculectomy lowered intraocular pressure significantly more than medical treatment, but with slightly greater loss of visual acuity, despite concurrent glaucoma treatment.

TL;DR: Fibrin clot formation may play an important role in the wound healing response that causes glaucoma filtration surgery to fail and fibrin/fibrinogen was abundant two days after surgery, but was virtually undetectable by seven days postoperatively.

TL;DR: Possible alternative approaches to large-scale cataract surgery for areas with serious "cataract backlog" and the use of extracapsular cataracts are discussed.

TL;DR: Comparing younger and older mice after chronic intraocular pressure (IOP) elevation lasting up to 4 days with respect to mitochondrial density, structure, and movement, as well as axonal integrity, in an ex vivo explant model found greater loss of mitochondrial movement with chronic IOP elevation than younger mice, but suffered similar short‐term axonal fragmentation in C57BL/6J mice.

TL;DR: The intensive search to improve the diagnosis of glaucoma is characterized and why such efforts are important to every ophthalmologist in the practical treatment of the patient with glau coma is summarized.