Retina

What is it like to use the Yamane technique for the first time?

We have the prime gene suspects of AMD – but is a private eye needed to find the smoking gun and assign a therapeutic target?

Mouse vision is presumed to have low spatial resolution – but the discovery of the focea begs to differ

Robert MacLaren is The Ophthalmologist's regular contributor; here, we revisit the most interesting of his articles and conversations

A magnetic field-sensitive protein identified in the retinas of birds may be responsible for remarkably precise seasonal migration

Using OCT angiography to assess patients with sickle cell retinopathy before the disease progresses to irreversible vision loss

Selectively blocking a single pathway of the complement cascade may lead to the first approved geographic atrophy therapy

The latest prize-winning research posters in bitesize portions

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

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