The astonishing life and legacy of Patrick Trevor-Roper, eye surgeon and activist

One intelligently designed device. Two implant-free procedures. Three points of resistance.

My thoughts on grueling surgical training programs

To sneak a peek at Alzheimer’s disease progression, it may be possible to look through the eye to assess changes in retinal vasculature

The cornea is no stranger to trauma that can lead to scarring. A fluid-gel biomaterial with unique physical properties offers an eye-dropping solution

This month’s image shows a coronal section of an eye from a specimen of the Museum of Anatomy of the Faculty of Medicine of University of Porto

High Frequency Deep Sclerotomy from Oertli – a modern MIGS procedure that’s easy to learn, efficient, and safe to perform

We present a timeline of McDonogh's life, from his days as an enslaved person to his Columbia graduation – 125 years after his death

Four common misconceptions about later-stage cross-linking for progressive keratoconus – shattered

Promoting an evidence-based approach, the EGS Guidelines Committee has changed recommendations for the initial open angle glaucoma treatment