Fabian Albert Braeu

Bruch's Membrane Contributes to the Structural Integrity of the Human Eye

This study investigates the structural contribution of Bruch's membrane and sclera to the ocular wall by comparing their biomechanical properties under tension.

Iris Crypts Could Reduce the Chance of Angle Closure: A Computational Biomechanics Study Derived from Clinical and Human Iris Data

This study uses computational biomechanics to show that iris crypts can prevent angle closure by maintaining anterior chamber angles above 20.36 degrees during pupil changes.

Iris Morphological and Biomechanical Factors Influencing Angle Closure During Pupil Dilation

This study uses finite element analysis to identify iris and anterior chamber factors influencing angle closure during pupil dilation, finding that smaller anterior chamber depth and width, and larger iris thickness and convexity increase angle narrowing.