Neuro-ophthalmology

Five Things We Learned This Month

Photovoltaic pixels could help create a wireless retinal prosthesis with a much better spatial resolution than current offerings

One Tumblr post “broke the internet” and was a massive distraction during the 38th Annual Macula Society meeting – but what’s really going on in the visual pathway?

After a stroke, the brain swells... and for every millimeter that the optic nerve sheath diameter swells, the risk of death increases by 4–6 times.

Gene sequencing study identifies a gene mutation responsible for heritable cases of LCA and OMS for the first time

Are flexible, battery- and wire-less, light-sensitive nanotube films the future of retinal implants?

It’s a reasonable – and until now – unanswered question: which eye is the one that tells the brain where a target lies?

Current diagnostic methods for visual tests and imaging work are great, but can you obtain improved diagnoses with the addition of electrophysiological tests? For me, the answer is clear – after all, electrophysiology is no longer simply the domain of research institutes.

A new wearable device detects the early signs of diabetic autonomic neuropathy before damaging symptoms appear

The visual cortex processes auditory information – both real and imaginary