Prevent Blindness declares 2022 the “Year of Children’s Vision”
December 16th 2021According to the organization, the goal is to highlight and address the diverse and critical vision and eye health needs of children and to improve outcomes through advocacy, public health, education, and awareness.
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DED results in imbalance of neuropeptides, neurotrophins in the cornea and trigeminal ganglion
December 13th 2021Impairment of corneal sensory innervation causes reduction of both protective reflexes and trophic neuromodulators that are essential for the vitality, metabolism, and wound healing of the ocular surface.
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AcuFocus receives Approvable Letter from FDA for small aperture IOL
December 7th 2021The company will begin commercialization of the IC-8 small aperture IOL, used for cataract patients, upon successful completion of the manufacturing facility inspections and receipt of an official approval order from the FDA, which the company estimates in Q2 2022.
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Mitomycin C increases corneal haze after corneal crosslinking
November 13th 2021Shady Awwad, MD, discusses how the application of mitomycin C after corneal crosslinking does not prevent development of corneal haze after the procedure and actually contributes to development of more corneal haze.
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Landmark treatment: Cell therapy advances options for corneal endothelial disease
October 13th 2021Results from Aurion Biotech's IOTA trial reveals that a corneal endothelial cell therapy showed improvements in visual acuity and central corneal thickness, according to a team of Japanese investigators.
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Assessing the severity of Fuchs’ endothelial corneal dystrophy by using Scheimpflug tomography
October 8th 2021Investigators sought to develop a severity scale for tomographic edema in FECD based on Scheimpflug tomography maps, and to evaluate intra- and inter-observer variation for assessing severity.
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Researchers pioneer technology that leads successful clinical trial to treat dry eye disease
October 4th 2021A team of investigators at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center have developed a technology derived from corneal epithelial stem cells to improve outcomes for DED patients.
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