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EnVision Summit 2026: Managing glaucoma in patients with cataracts

EnVision Summit 2026: The benefits of office-based surgery

EnVision Summit 2026: Dry eye case studies with Dr Cathleen McCabe

Balancing refractive goals and glaucoma management with Dr Laura Camejo

Results of the APEX phase 1b clinical study of KSI-101 for macular edema

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Rahul Tonk, MD, MBA, gives an overview of the cases he discussed during his portion of a segment on refractive surgery.

Risk stratification, patch graft selection, tube repositioning, and multidisciplinary care all play a role in minimizing erosion and protecting long-term outcomes.

Nicole Bajic, MD, outlines key takeaways from her case study involving Descemet membrane detachment occurring in the setting of focal canaloplasty using the Streamline Surgical System.

Pathik P. Amin, OD, FAAO, details his segment of an educational track session on glaucoma at this year's conference.

Across sessions, speakers emphasized that AI is not a replacement for physician judgment.

Shameema Sikder, MD, details a session she presented with Roomasa Channa, MD, at EnVision Summit 2026.

Improved guidance on preservatives and allergens needed to ensure safety.

Real-world data shows systemic immunomodulators beat local steroids for chronic uveitis, cutting glaucoma, cataract, CME, and ERM risks.

Bonnie An Henderson, MD, founder of EnVision Summit, highlights how the annual conference integrates MD and OD tracks, practical subspecialty updates, and structured opportunities for connection across career stages.

Large study links specific retinal findings to leukemia subtype, predicting remission risk and visual prognosis—prompt eye exams can flag relapse early.

Trial shows AAV8 PDE6A gene therapy doesn’t improve retinitis pigmentosa vision in a year and may cause retinal thinning and VA loss.

Most patients do well on topical therapy, but innovation in IOP-lowering drops remains essential.

ACP says the label “provider” blurs clinical roles, commercializes care, and erodes trust—urging words that protect medical ethics and relationships.


New AAV therapy for retinitis pigmentosa completes Phase I/II dosing, aiming to protect cones and slow vision loss; first readout targets 2027.












































