Subspecialties

The case for laser in complicated cataract surgery

The perils of diagnosing patients as "glaucoma suspects"

In 2015, a novel imaging technique promised to detect retinal disorders before structural changes were visible – but has this promise been fulfilled?

Our annual image issue is here... and it is more beautiful than ever

There is almost endless potential to AI in ophthalmology, but it will never replace human judgement

Sitting Down With… Robert MacLaren, Vitreoretinal Surgeon, Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Oxford, UK

DED management often relies on cyclosporin, but side effects can be problematic. A better vehicle for the active ingredient could be the answer

Anxious patients are 12.4 times more likely to experience pain during cataract surgery

Could harnessing the power of artificial intelligence put an end to the leading cause of sight loss in the developed world?

How second-generation devices ease concerns and simplify adoption