Yi Ting Ong

TL;DR: Whether quantitatively measured retinal microvascular parameters are associated with AD is determined by assessing the retina's noninvasive window to assess the microcirculation.

TL;DR: The data strengthens the link between retinal ganglion cell neuronal and optic nerve axonal loss with AD, and suggests that assessment of macular GC-IPL can be a test to detect neuronal injury in early AD and MCI.

TL;DR: There remains scope for the development of retinal vascular caliber measurements as a biomarker for vascular disease risk assessment in targeted areas and patient subgroups (e.g. patients with diabetes, suspected hypertension and stroke).

TL;DR: Retinal imaging improves the discrimination and stratification of stroke risk beyond that of established risk factors by a significant but small margin.

TL;DR: Whether hypertensive retinopathy predicts the long-term risk of stroke, independent of blood pressure, even in treated patients with hypertension with good hypertension control is examined.