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June 2024 Issue of The Ophthalmologist

Welcome to the May/June issue of The Ophthalmologist! This issue's cover feature delves into artificial intelligence (AI) and asks, “Are we at the tipping point?” Or, as one expert suggests, is that “lightbulb moment” still in the distance? Our other feature explores the key challenges in pediatric ophthalmology and looks at how new digital solutions can play a part in overcoming them. In addition, Tommy Korn offers his view on whether the Apple Vision Pro and spatial computing could transform the ophthalmological landscape, and we sit down with Ursula M. Schmidt-Erfurth of the Medical University of Vienna for her own insights on AI.

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Articles featured in this issue

 Subspecialties Comprehensive

Look Back in Wonder

| Julian Upton | 3 min read

“Reframing” innovation involves a deeper dive into the procedures of the past
Business & Profession Basic & Translational Research

Amblyopia and Adult Health Risks

| Alun Evans | 3 min read

A recent study links childhood amblyopia and cardiometabolic disorders in adulthood
Business & Profession Education and Training

The Year 2035 and the 30 Percent Deficit

| Shriji Patel | 3 min read

Examining the present and future state of the profession in the US
Subspecialties Basic & Translational Research

Square Eyes

| Alun Evans | 3 min read

Study indicates the surprising links between lower myopia risk and television
Subspecialties Imaging & Diagnostics

Ophthalbot

| Alfredo Di Giovanni | 3 min read

Will EyeGPT Pro revolutionize ophthalmological diagnosis?
Subspecialties Basic & Translational Research

Inhibiting AMD

| Alun Evans | 3 min read

Alzheimer’s drug could be linked to reduced incidence of AMD, says new JAMA study
Business & Profession Business and Innovation

A Digital Frontier

| Tommy Korn | 5 min read

Could spatial computing transform ophthalmology?
Business & Profession Imaging & Diagnostics

Innovating the field of slit lamp imaging

| Sponsored by Haag-Streit Group | 7 min read

Two leading ophthalmologists share their experience of using the newly launched 3D Imaging Option for the Haag-Streit Imaging Module 910 (IM 910)
Business & Profession Cataract

Lightbulb Moment: The Future Reality of Artificial Intelligence

| Julian Upton | 11 min read

The Ophthalmologist’s 2024 Power Listers set out their predictions for AI’s growing role in diagnostics, patient care, and practice management
Subspecialties Cataract

Success with Centurion® with Active Sentry®

| Sponsored by Alcon | 12 min read

Real-world surgeon experiences and successes performing cataract surgery using Centurion® with Active Sentry® at more physiologic IOP
Business & Profession Retina

Gene Editing Primed for Success

| Samuel W. Du | 6 min read

The application of prime editing for the treatment of retinal disease
Subspecialties Cornea / Ocular Surface

Rehabilitating Vision After Keratoconus

| Farhad Hafezi, Emilio de Almeida Torres-Netto | 7 min read

TransPRK, PACE, and All Femto-CAIRS as surgical options for keratoconus
Subspecialties Glaucoma

AI-Powered Glaucoma Risk Stratification

| Jithin Yohannan | 4 min read

Using deep language models (DLMs) to identify the eyes most in need of intervention
Business & Profession Professional Development

Through the Lens

| Jamie Irvine | 8 min read

Sitting Down With… Ursula M. Schmidt-Erfurth, Professor and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology at the Medical University of Vienna

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