Review of Ophthalmology

We're kicking off the spring season with a new issue of Review of Ophthalmology! Inside, find expert insights on the following: ??? Handling Refractive Surprises: Learn essential techniques and receive expert advice on managing residual refractive errors after surgical procedures. ??? Annual Cataract Technique Survey Results: Discover the latest advancements that are yielding the best outcomes, and which techniques your fellow surgeons are using. ??? Navigating Unplanned Anterior Vitrectomies: Gain knowledge from both cataract and retina surgeons on the effective tools, techniques and strategies for addressing posterior capsule ruptures during surgeries. ??? Current Therapies for PVR: Explore the landscape of therapeutic options for proliferative vitreoretinopathy. Read all this & more at https://lnkd.in/eZWRXKca ?? #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #cataractsurgery #refractivesurgery #cataract #cornea #retina #corneasurgeon #refractivesurgeon #cataractsurgeon #retinasurgeon

A new issue of Retina Specialist is now available! ??? Feature highlights: ?? Home-OCT Guided Treatment for Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Dive into how home-based OCT technology is revolutionizing patient care by potentially reducing frequent clinic visits. ?? The Year of Biosimilars: 2024 marks a significant milestone with the FDA approval of five aflibercept biosimilars, alongside other therapies. This article provides an in-depth look at the expanding list of over 100 candidates, highlighting the evolving landscape in ophthalmic treatment options. Read these two features & much more in the Jan/Feb issue at www.retina-specialist.com ?? #retina #retinaspecialist #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist?#eyecare?#vision?#macula?#maculardegeneration?

The February issue of Review of Ophthalmology is available now! Here are the features to browse this month: ??? Tracking Glaucoma with OCT – Master the art of progression monitoring and avoid common pitfalls in OCT interpretation. ??? VR Visual Fields: A Game-Changer? – Discover how VR-based perimetry is improving the efficiency, comfort, and cost of visual field testing. ??? Pushing the Boundaries of Dry-Eye Diagnosis – See how AI technology is advancing dry-eye disease diagnosis. ??? SMILE Procedures: How to Get the Best Results – Expert tips and tricks to ensure success with SMILE surgery. Read all this & more at https://lnkd.in/eZWRXKca ?? #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #cataractsurgery #refractivesurgery #cataract #cornea #retina #corneasurgeon #glaucoma #glaucomasurgeon #refractivesurgeon #dryeye #dryeyedisease

Before the next issue drops this Thursday, catch up on these features from the January edition of Review of Ophthalmology: ??? Stepping Into the Ring of Premium IOLs — Insights from experts on how surgeons make the transition. ??? Annual IOL Survey Results — Discover what practitioners really think about the latest lens technologies. ??? Advancements in DR Screening — Learn how new techniques are helping detect diabetic retinopathy earlier in underserved populations. ??? Sustained-Release Glaucoma Implants — A look at how new FDA-approved systems are transforming care with long-term relief. Read now at https://lnkd.in/eZWRXKca ?? #cataractsurgery?#ophthalmology?#ophthalmologist?#refractivesurgery?#cataract?#eyecare?#eyedoctor?#presbyopia?#vision?#eyedoc?#eyesurgeon?#eyesurgery?#cataractsurgeon?#refractivesurgeon?#glaucoma?#intraocularlens

Each year, we survey ophthalmologists on their IOL preferences, such as the lenses they prefer and the features they value most. This year, 51 surgeons weighed in. Swipe through the slides to view some of the responses. ?? Did any surprise you? Read all the survey results in the feature in our January issue titled “Review’s Annual Intraocular Lens Survey.” Find it here: https://lnkd.in/e35eAfZC #cataractsurgery #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #refractivesurgery #cataract #eyecare #eyedoctor #presbyopia #eyesurgery #cataractsurgeon #refractivesurgeon #iol #intraocularlens

The January issue has arrived! ?? This month, experts share tips and tools for getting into premium IOLs, real-world experiences with sustained-release systems for glaucoma, advancements in diabetic retinopathy screening & more. Plus, find the results of our annual IOL survey to discover which lens options and techniques are favored by your peers. Read all these articles and more at https://lnkd.in/eZWRXKca ?? #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #cataractsurgery #refractivesurgery #cataract #cornea #retina #glaucoma #glaucomasurgery #refractivesurgeon

Four days left until the release of the January issue! In the meantime, catch up on these four features from December. Read the full issue at https://lnkd.in/eZWRXKca ?? #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #cataractsurgery #glaucoma #cornea #cataract #fuchsdystrophy #cataractsurgeon #refractivesurgery

Christmas came early! ?? The last Retina Specialist issue of 2024 is now live on our website. Inside, read about emerging therapies for non-infectious uveitis, learn how to recognize macular holes at risk of closure and discover recent & upcoming advancements in RVO treatment. Read now at www.retina-specialist.com. Enjoy! #retina #retinaspecialist #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #vision #uveitis #RVO #retinalveinocclusion #macularhole #macula

We’re excited to share our year-end compilation issue today! The 2024 Year in Review is a digital-only 13th issue that includes some of the most clinically useful articles we published this year. At the link below, you’ll find a digital flip book that replicates the original layouts, complete with photos, charts, tables, the works! Hopefully, this gives you a chance to find some useful articles you may have missed throughout the year. We will also share each Year in Review article individually through Facebook and X through mid-January (follow us on either platform @revophth). Happy holidays to everyone and best wishes for 2025 from Review of Ophthalmology! https://lnkd.in/efTGZQ9f #RP2024inreview #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #vision #eyedoctor #retina #cataract

This month's Wills Eye Resident Case Report reviews the case of a 71-year-old woman who presents with left upper eyelid swelling and ptosis that has progressively worsened over four weeks. She has no associated pain or vision changes, and her symptoms haven’t improved with oral antibiotics prescribed by her PCP. She’s referred to Wills Eye Hospital for evaluation by an ophthalmologist. Ocular and medical histories are notable for POAG, hyperlipidemia and hypertension, all of which she is medicated for. The ophthalmic exam revealed complete ptosis of the left eye and inability to spontaneously open the eyelid, as well as a mild supraduction deficit of the left eye. Pupils were normal, VA was 20/20 OD and 20/25 OS and IOPs measured 16 mmHg. Fundus exam was notable for c/d ratios of 0.9 in each eye (consistent with POAG history). What’s your diagnosis? Read the full case at https://lnkd.in/eEDyUpGM ?? #willseye #willseyehospital #ophthalmology #ophthalmologist #eyecare #eyedoctor #eyelid #eyelids #ptosis