A Helsinki University Hospital study found diabetes, glycemic control, or insulin therapy did not significantly affect anatomical or functional outcomes after epiretinal membrane surgery.
The NYU Grossman School of Medicine launches a Journal Club series with Ophthalmology Times, featuring expert faculty discussions on ophthalmology research to enhance clinical practice and trainee education.
This series features experts in ophthalmology sharing their thoughts on the one unsolved challenge they wish there was a solution for.
This series features experts in ophthalmology sharing their thoughts on the one unsolved challenge they wish there was a solution for.
Epioxa is a next-generation corneal cross-linking iLink therapy for the treatment of keratoconus.
Enhancing durability and reducing treatment burden.
Investigators conducted a retrospective clinical audit to determine why patients do not adhere to the guidelines among about 9,000 patients in a practice.
This series features experts in ophthalmology sharing their thoughts on the one unsolved challenge they wish there was a solution for.
The report details the results of preclinical discovery, engineering and characterization studies evaluating the safety, retinal cell transduction, transgene expression and clinical activity of proprietary evolved intravitreal vector R100 and 4D-150.
This series features experts in ophthalmology sharing their thoughts on the one unsolved challenge they wish there was a solution for.
According to Iridex Corp., the study confirms MicroPulse TLT's sustained safety and efficacy in managing glaucoma, reducing intraocular pressure and medication reliance with minimal complications over 5 years.
Event in San Francisco features a lineup of speakers, latest in glaucoma research and technology.
At the FLORetina Conference in Florence, Italy, John W. Kitchens, of Retina Associates of Kentucky, highlighted strategies to enhance efficiency in retina practices, addressing challenges like staff shortages and rising patient volumes. He emphasized streamlined workflows, advanced diagnostic tools, and enhanced patient communication to optimize care and improve outcomes.
In an interview with Ophthalmology Times, clinical trial investigator Zaina Al-Mohtaseb MD, noted the CLARA Phase 1/2 trial demonstrated the safety, efficacy, and simplicity of corneal endothelial cell injection therapy with a rho kinase inhibitor, offering a less invasive alternative to traditional corneal transplantation for treating corneal edema.
THRIVE-2 met all primary and secondary endpoints at the 15-week primary analysis timepoint after 5 infusions of veligrotug.
According to the company, its Phase 1/2 CLARA trial of AURN001 for corneal edema demonstrated significant dose-dependent efficacy, especially in the high-dose group, with favorable safety and tolerability profiles.
QUASAR is a global, double-masked, active-controlled phase 3 trial evaluating the efficacy and safety of EYLEA HD, compared to EYLEA, in patients with RVO, including those with central, branch and hemiretinal vein occlusions.
This series features experts in ophthalmology sharing their thoughts on the one unsolved challenge they wish there was a solution for.
The company is advancing its Phase I/II trial and exploring accelerated approval pathways in the US and Europe.
Research data published earlier this year could help clinicians gain a better understanding of what to look for in a specular microscope, and how to interpret inter- and intradevice repeatability results in a way that benefits their existing practice framework.
A global survey explores the impact of geographic atrophy (GA) on quality of life, revealing similar challenges for individuals with unilateral and bilateral GA. Researchers also highlight the need for improved education, support, and treatment options.
The EMA issued a positive opinion and recommendation for marketing authorization for Eydenzelt (biosimilar aflibercept).
In the LIGHTHOUSE study, Atsena Therapeutics is evaluating ATSN-201 gene therapy for X-linked retinoschisis, leveraging AAV.SPR capsid for central retina transduction without foveal detachment risks.
Researchers at the USC Ginsburg Institute for Biomedical Therapeutics and the USC Roski Eye Institute are advancing a new treatment for dry age-related macular degeneration, a leading cause of blindness in older adults.
The phase 2b/3 clinical trial (NCT05683496) evaluated izokibep versus placebo in non-infectious, non-anterior uveitis.
USC is leading a research team aiming to better understand retinitis pigmentosa and inform future treatments.
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A study investigating the impact of socioeconomic status (SES) on open globe injury (OGI) found that lower SES, measured by the Social Vulnerability Index and Distressed Communities Index, correlates with younger age, non-accidental injuries, and poorer visual outcomes in OGI patients.
