Imaging & Diagnostics

New research shows that lens epithelial cells proliferate along a narrow line, pushing older cells toward the equator and then the center of the lens

There’s still a place for retinoscopy in the diagnosis and staging of corneal ectasias

Building a highly successful cataract and refractive practice in Ireland

How they decided to build a new ophthalmology institute, ELZA

Fluorescent immunohistochemistry reveals the beauty of the retina.

Assessing the visual performance of multifocal and presbyopia-correcting IOLs far more challenging than it is with monofocal IOLs. Here’s what you need to take into account.

We talk with Boris Stanzel about growing retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells on carrier scaffolds, implanting them under the retina, and the potential it has to treat age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Could little balls of hydroxyapatite be the initiator of drusen formation?

Inexpensive yet excellent virtual reality headsets are here – and are about to profoundly transform ophthalmology.

Commodity parts, powerful processors and clever algorithms are changing ophthalmology – cheaply.