These 5 takeaways from the meeting offer findings relevant to general ophthalmologists as well as pediatric specialists. Michael Repka, MD, and Lauren Ditta, MD explain the nuances of their research.
Caffeine consumption may play a protective role against several eye diseases, according to data published in the research.
A family history of congenital cataract, thicker central corneas, smaller horizontal corneal diameters, and thinner lenses are all associated with more glaucoma-related adverse events, a study shows.
Although cases fell during the early weeks of COVID-19, the proportions of some presentations increased.
Patients with epiretinal membranes still saw improvements in their vision at various distances after surgery, even if they had prior trifocal implants.
The imaging provides reliable repeatability for more than a year, the study shows.
The femtosecond laser-assisted surgical complication was also associated with air bubbles or ocular secretions at the interface and white cataracts, a report shows.
Superficial vessel density may show early risk for diabetic retinopathy, according to the study.
A study shows region-specific metabolic behaviors in dry eye.
Patients with an etiology of retinal vein occlusion have worse visual acuity 1 year after treatment with a drainage device than patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy.
