Subspecialties

When it comes to newly approved treatments, real-world evidence is always eagerly anticipated

Two years ago, we benchmarked the clinical cataract literature. What’s today’s state of play?

We’ve learned our lessons from mixing and matching the first generations of mIOLs. Applying them to current mIOLs should lead to success with today’s multifocal lenses

Why do “open bag” IOLs reduce PCO?

What can ophthalmologists expect from the aging baby boomer generation?

Why settle for one-photon light absorption, when you can have two?

Sitting Down With... George L. Spaeth, Louis J. Esposito Research Professor, and Director Emeritus, Glaucoma Service, Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

A new association is identified between sleep apnea and AMD, which could put the OSA and POAG theory to bed

Indirect ophthalmoscopy is the gold standard for ROP diagnosis, but it comes with multiple challenges: logistical difficulties, legal liability, reproducibility problems, and a skills gap. Is telemedicine the answer?

How can you predict which patients will develop keratectasia, and if they do, how are you going to define it?