The future of ophthalmology training is here—and it’s digital
Virtual reality and artificial intelligence are reshaping medical education.
New insights show “later is better” for some LHON interventions
Alfredo Sadun, MD, PhD, details an unexpected outcome from a gene therapy in development for Leber hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON).
The future of imaging is out of this world
Recapping the Heidelberg Engineering International SPECTRALIS Symposium—and Beyond.
Glaucoma techniques advance with innovative viscoelastic delivery
Surgical tools improve Schlemm canal access and enable earlier glaucoma care.
Surgical innovation in dry eye disease: Salivary gland transplant
A novel use of minor salivary glands offers lasting relief and visual improvement.
Post-LASIK presbyopia: Meeting expectations with evolving technology
Innovation, adaptability, and clear communication are key to managing outcomes.
Next-generation IOLs advance complex cataract care
Surgeons navigate unpredictable healing and anatomy with customized strategies.
Under-eye filler: Cannula vs needle in tear trough treatment
Understand the anatomical risks, technique-specific benefits, and patient selection criteria
The emerging era of presbyopia-correcting eye drops: What’s next?
Advances address a need for the growing populace with age-related near vision loss.
Study establishes reference data set for geographic atrophy lesion progression
Fovea-sparing, multifocal, and bilateral lesions exhibited the fastest growth rates.
Reflex for stabilizing vision develops without sensory input
Maturing of the vestibulo-ocular reflex is independent of sensory input
From firsts to the future: A pioneer's perspective on ophthalmology
Marguerite B. McDonald, MD, FACS, shares a front-row view of ophthalmology’s “revolution with a capital R."
Seeing the unseen: Improving early detection for patients with MacTel
Advanced imaging and awareness of systemic risk factors are essential.
What the eyes reveal: Cardiovascular clues in women—hidden in plain sight
Hidden signs of systemic disease, including heart attacks, may first reveal themselves through visual symptoms or subtle patient cues in the exam chair.
Robotic precision: Elevating the state of laser cataract surgery
Current applications and future outlook on integrating robotic technology in the operating room.
AI applications in cataract surgery: A surgeon’s perspective
Real-time data analysis and intelligent automation help streamline key steps.
Dialing in precision: Astigmatism management with arcuate incisions
Robotic laser arcuate incisions reduce variability and residual astigmatism.
