Cornea / Ocular Surface

The science behind “self-curving” corneas

This month’s image shows successful processing of a cornea.

When it comes to treating ocular surface disease, cryopreservation best retains the key healing characteristics of amniotic membrane

Single-pass four throw (SFT) and pinhole pupilloplasty is set to become the new standard of care in pupil reconstruction

The technology group fighting global blindness, one employee at a time

Approvals, announcements, acquisitions and an all-new training program for refractive surgeons

In this exclusive video, Tobias Neuhann, Medical Head at Augenklinik am Marienplatz, explains why Schwind lasers are his first choice.

Eye drops rely on “Grandma technology,” says Sean Ianchulev, and patients deserve better. His solution? Use inkjet instrumentation to print drugs onto the cornea: smaller doses, smarter delivery, safer therapy.

From semi-conductors to sight-saving therapies: introducing PRINT Technology

Researchers have always stolen shiny new techniques from colleagues in other fields – and some ophthalmologists are particularly effective thieves, John Marshall argues.