Pickleball-Related Eye Injuries

Pickleball injuries and vitreoretinal dynamics.

By Moises Enghelberg, DO, MSc, Isabella Petersen, Jaidyn Lopez

A Case of Severe Retinopathy in a Patient with Malignant Hypertension

Even as eyecare specialists, it is important to remember that our most important responsibility is being a holistic doctor.

By Michael H. Berry, MD, PhD, Kenneth Price, MD, Merina Thomas, MD

Syphilitic Retinal Vascular Disease

It is important to consider masquerade diagnoses, even in cases that seem likely to be a common retinal disease.

By Zack Oakey, MD

From the Editor: Artificial Intelligence Could Change the Game for Retinal Medicine

By Mitul Mehta, MD, MS, FASRS

Practice Management Strategies: The Sunk Cost Fallacy

Beating the bad decision trap can improve the efficiency of your retina practice.

By Elizabeth Cifers, MBA, MSW, CHC, CPC

Women in Ophthalmology Often Face Bias and Sexism, Study Says

Thirty-four years of data show that many females in ophthalmology experience gender discrimination at all stages of their careers.

By Jim Gallagher, senior managing editor

Optogenetics Show Promise as Treatment for Inherited Disease

In separate clinical trials, a multicharacteristic opsin, MCO-010, improved BCVA in patients with advanced retinitis pigmentosa and Stargardt disease.

By Jim Gallagher, senior managing editor

CMS Assigns Permanent J-code for Izervay Injection