Phakic IOL implantation offers a number of benefits for patients with myopia who are not candidates for laser vision correction.
Dr Varun Chaudhary presents the retreatment decisions during the treat-and-extend phase of the TENAYA and LUCERNE clinical trials in neovascular AMD, focusing on the percentage of patients who maintained, extended, or reduced their treatment interval based on visual and anatomic criteria.
The most promising recent interventional trials for investigational therapies in dry age-related macular degeneration are highlighted by the authors.
Ophthalmologists graded AI bots' answers to questions from patients following cataract surgery
Clinicians must consider redefining the metrics and intention behind functional outcomes, according to experts from the European Association for the Study of Diabetic Eye Complications
Retina specialists and their patients have learned how AI and telemedicine can be effective in monitoring disease progression and alerting clinicians to early signs of adverse changes.
Single-use cataract surgery comes with several safety and quality attributes.
Biologic treatments can be utilised to help the eye heal itself in inflammatory conditions such as dry eye disorder.
The Malyugin ring 2.0 expands the small pupil safely and effectively to enable excellent intraoperative visualisation. It has a good safety record and is easier to use than alternative methods.
As the world observes International Holocaust Remembrance Day each January 27, Dr John H. Merey may be the only Holocaust survivor still in the practice of ophthalmology.
A new amblyopia screening system that can be used on Android devices has performed better than some of the ‘gold standard’ stereotests in recent Hungarian studies.
Dr. Marion Munk examines the Phase 2/3 clinical trial of high-dose aflibercept (8 mg) in diabetic macular oedema, presenting key outcomes and clinical implications of the data.
Practice makes perfect when adopting this method for intrascleral IOL fixation.
Ground-breaking treatment for bullous keratopathy approved in Japan
Combining ECP with vitrectomy can reduce medication use following the procedure and in some cases avoid the need for further surgery.
In the DRCR Retina Network Protocol V, which studied management strategies for eyes with centre-involving DMO and good visual acuity, the majority of eyes randomly assigned to initial observation completed the 2-year study without needing anti-VEGF therapy for vision loss and nearly one-third had spontaneous resolution of DMO.
Whilst endophthalmitis following cataract surgery can lead to serious vision outcomes, there are ways of minimising the risk of it occurring whilst also being mindful of the need to prescribe antibiotics in a way that does not worsen antimicrobial resistance.
In this case study, a patient with recently diagnosed cancer demonstrated significant improvement for ocular symptoms of BDUMP following plasmapheresis
Sophisticated programmes require an evolving mindset
How robotics and gene therapies are shaping retina research, now and in the days to come
Evidence from clinical trials and real-world situations demonstrates the effectiveness and convenience of intraocular drugs to control postoperative inflammation.
Recent reports of retinal atrophy have raised concerns on potential long-term safety.
Gene therapy for nAMD represents significant advancements in the treatment of retinal conditions
COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the entire global community. As we look to the future to advance the provision of eyecare excellence, opportunities for innovation must be embraced and new, patient-centric ways of managing clinical practices adopted.
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Novel procedures may hold greater appeal for cataract and refractive surgeons