Ophthalmology Times Europe November/December 2025

Matteo Piovella, MD, visits the Ophthalmology Times booth during the American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting in Orlando, Florida, to speak about phakic IOLs. (Image courtesy of Sheryl Stevenson and Sydney Crago)

Revisiting an overlooked solution for high myopia

ByMatteo Piovella, MD,Sheryl Stevenson,Hattie Hayes

November 26th 2025

Phakic IOLs deliver a “wow” factor to refractive surgery patients, says Matteo Piovella, MD

Wooden cubes with icons indicating people, in a line, with one person breaking through an obstacle. Concept image for accessibility in ophthalmology training. Image credit: ©Worawut – stock.adobe.com

The accessibility barriers still hindering ophthalmology

ByMedha Sunil, MD

November 25th 2025

Expanding accessibility in ophthalmic training does not require expensive, intricate programming, but reasonable, simple actions from senior clinicians

A bright-yellow hazard sign against a stark black background. Image credit: ©srzaitsev – stock.adobe.com

The ongoing harm of cannula dislodgement

ByAmar Alwitry, BMedSci, BM, MRCS (Surgery), MRCSEd (Ophth), MRCOphth, FRCOphth, MMedLaw, PgD

November 24th 2025

Clinicians must assume responsibility for this common surgical concern

Ophthalmology Times Europe November/December 2025

Revisiting an overlooked solution for high myopia

The accessibility barriers still hindering ophthalmology

The ongoing harm of cannula dislodgement

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