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Complement inhibitors are emerging as a potential treatment option for geographic atrophy (GA). Paired with artificial intelligence (AI), these medicines will play an increasing role in managing individuals with GA. We asked a vitreoretinal expert Mitul Mehta, MD, MS, FASRS, Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute, University of California, Irvine... ...
Voice Over: Ophthalmology 360 presents Amy Dixon: Paralympian, advocate, mentor, and speaker. Introduction Amy Dixon: My name is Amy Dixon. I am...
While genetic testing is on the rise – and showing promise for patient selection – innovative treatment options are lagging. But some...
A retinal specialist said she believes the day is coming soon. For now, follow these best practices. Age-related macular degeneration...
Data from new survey reveal eye care specialists use numerous approaches to reduce patients’ allergy symptoms. By William Christie, MD In the absence of practice guidelines for the management of...
Study says amniotic membrane-umbilical cord (AM-UC) tissue offers an alternative to pericardium for safe and stable tube shunt coverage By Mohamed S. Sayed, MD During the past 10 years, we...
Who is the best candidate? We won’t know until we try. By Marc R. Bloomenstein, OD, FAAO To give us an idea of who is most likely to benefit from... ...
Blepharitis/meibomian gland dysfunction is commonly seen on the front lines of practice. Consider using a drug with a lower concentration of steroid – without compromising efficacy Ocular inflammation is a...
Effective communication around the acute exacerbation of dry eye symptoms can help patients get relief. By Francis Mah, MD The role of inflammation in ocular surface disease (OSD)...
Advanced technology IOLs require equally advanced OSD workup By Ivan Mac, MD, MBA My practice philosophy is predicated on delivering outcomes that match the high expectations of patients. Toward that...
What does it mean when our patients begin to confront signs of aging, and how can we help? By Richard A. Adler, MD, FACS Very often it is both visible...
By Vivas Tatachar A glass half empty implies that the totality is emptiness, whereas a glass half full suggests that fullness is the entirety. But can emptiness exist without fullness?...
