Louise Gagnon

ROP can be a disease that affects both the retinal and choroidal vasculatures.

Ocular graft-vs-host disease is not the garden variety dry eye.

Investigators note a supply shortage led to use of half a dose for imaging purposes.

Study finds 45% of injuries involve the eyes.

Procedure corrects small-angle strabismus and removes need for prism glasses

OCT methods are invaluable in the assessment of patients with the condition.

An expert discusses how to ensure optimal administration.

Experts weigh pros and cons of treatment option for orbital cellulitis in pediatric patients

Surgeons must use caution to avoid pitfalls of complicated procedure

Vitrectomy is a tool that can help surgeons curb complications.

Medical, surgical management can be important tools.

The number of cases continues to rise throughout the world

Clinical judgment is not always sufficient to determine whether a patient has an inherited corneal disorder.

Reducing treatment burden, finding something other than a shot a month is key.

Evolving technology is resulting in better outcomes for patients.

Disruption affected ophthalmology, altering physicians’ education, careers.

Physicians making sense of the cornea transplant alphabet soup.

Physician discusses preoperative assessments before procedure focusing on cornea.

Key is to use stem cell treatments to ensure optimal outcomes for patients.

Ophthalmologists should be aware of a patient’s prior history

Physician discusses existing advancements, innovations for treatment.

Several strategies exist to improve safety of injections for patients.

Ophthalmologists have learned to optimize their use of traditional anti-VEGF therapies and are now incorporating newer therapies like brolucizumab for managing retinal diseases, and in the not-so-distant future they can look forward to gaining familiarity with faricimab and using a new delivery system for ranibizumab.

A study demonstrates that high-resolution imaging with adaptive optics may be a useful method of assessing integrity of the cone mosaic following macular hole repair.

OVDs that are currently used in cataract surgery fit into different classes including higher viscosity cohesives, lower viscosity dispersives, viscoadaptives and higher viscosity dispersives.

According to Michael E. Snyder, MD, the pars plana anterior vitrectomy offers more advantages than disadvantages and can be readily adopted by anterior segment surgeons.

The research points to the importance of isolating offending organism.

For many surgeons, technology is replacing old methods , including the use of cadaver eyes.

When paired with SD-OCT, the device also can be used to evaluate photoreceptors.

Pediatric ophthalmologists may need background information when treating young patients.