Pediatric

Will the VF test remain stuck in the last century while virtual reality and eye-tracking technology race ahead in this one?

There’s no point in trying to make very young children accommodate the demands of standard visual field tests, so what can be done instead?

Is it time to shake the status quo in standard automated perimetry?

Standard visual field (VF) tests are based on technology that is now almost half a century old – it's time for things to change

Today’s children benefit from increasingly rapid and sophisticated genetic tests that are completely changing the disease management pathway

The Ophthalmologist talks with Rahul Ali, Orbis Country Director for India on eye care projects, the REACH initiative and more

A new technique shows promising results for patients with sight loss from Leber congenital amaurosis

New treatment brings hope to VKC patients

A quest to tackle LCA emphasizes the essence of precision medicine

The prevalence of childhood blindness is much higher in developing countries – and it is largely avoidable