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Welcome to our annual images issue. We’ve curated ten pages of unusual images, taken by the industry’s most accomplished artists and photographers – including our own long-time contributor, Terry Cooper. We also tackle the difficult subject of glaucoma diagnosis, as Raymond Radford’s asks if clinicians need to reflect on their own unconscious bias before they burden patients with the fear of encroaching blindness. To take a closer look at both these stories – plus the latest research, interviews and opinions – download our July issue today.

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Articles featured in this issue

Subspecialties Imaging & Diagnostics

Image of the Month

07/01/2019 | Aleksandra Jones

July's Image of the Month

Subspecialties Business and Innovation

State of the Art(ificial)

06/25/2019 | Aleksandra Jones

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

Subspecialties Basic & Translational Research

Sick with Worry

06/17/2019 | Phoebe Harkin

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

Subspecialties Health Economics and Policy

Shingle White Female

07/05/2019 | Phoebe Harkin

Study finds three-fold increase in number of Americans diagnosed with shingles

Subspecialties Retina

A Benevolent Action

06/17/2019 | Maryam Mahdi

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

Subspecialties Cataract

In Favor of FLACS

07/01/2019 | Boris Malyugin

The case for laser in complicated cataract surgery

Subspecialties Glaucoma

Mitigating the MIGS Fear Factor

06/11/2019 | William Wiley

How second-generation devices ease concerns and simplify adoption

Subspecialties Imaging & Diagnostics

The Art of Eyes 2019

06/26/2019 | Aleksandra Jones

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

Subspecialties Cornea / Ocular Surface

Keratoconus: Are the Earliest Warning Signs in our Genes?

07/03/2019 | Sponsored by Avellino

A new addition to the clinician's toolbox uses next-generation sequencing technology and a custom gene panel for early disease detection

Subspecialties Cornea / Ocular Surface

A Better Way to Look at It

07/03/2019 | Sponsored by Ziemer

How surgeons can detect focal pachymetry change that is potentially related to early manifestation of ectasia

Subspecialties Retina

Revolutionary Anterior Segment Diagnostics: It's in the Image

07/04/2019 | Sponsored by Heidelberg Engineering

Enhance your clinical decision making with the ANTERION^® imaging platform optimized for the anterior segment

Subspecialties Glaucoma

Physician, Heal Thyself

07/01/2019 | Ray Radford

The perils of diagnosing patients as "glaucoma suspects"

Subspecialties Cornea / Ocular Surface

Realizing Cyclosporin's Untapped Potential

06/20/2019 | Sponsored by Novaliq

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

Subspecialties Retina

Flavoprotein of the Month – and the Future

06/26/2019 | Kurt Riegger

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

Business & Profession Cataract

Be the Change You Want to See

07/02/2019 | Maja Bohač

Croatian ophthalmologist Nikica Gabrić serves as an example to both his coworkers and his patients

Subspecialties Professional Development

A Dream Coming True

06/25/2019 | Aleksandra Jones

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

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