Presbyopia-correcting eye drop receives FDA approval ➤ Four-year, first-in-human results for IOL-based drug delivery system ➤ FDA approves new treatment for thyroid eye disease ➤ New registry ...

Being successful in ophthalmology goes beyond just providing excellent clinical care, and learning and teaching has a ...

The John A. Moran Eye Center ophthalmology residents reviewed “Long-term outcomes of corneal crosslinking for keratoconus ...

The first robot-assisted cataract surgery was accomplished just a few months ago, ushering in a new age of anterior segment surgery. A symposium at the 2026 ASCRS Annual Meeting—“Robotic Surgery: How ...

Glaucoma specialists say they’re often referred post-cataract surgery patients experiencing an IOP spike, many of whom could be treated by the referring surgeon. EyeWorld spoke with two glaucoma ...

Francis Mah, MD, has volunteered in various ASCRS positions in the last two decades, culminating this past year with the highest honor, serving as ASCRS President. Dr. Mah reflected on his time as ...

Dysfunctional lens syndrome (DLS) has evolved from a theoretical framework to a clinically validated tool that’s reshaping patient education and surgical decision making. Described over a decade ago, ...

As physicians continue to deal with dry eye and ocular surface disease, knowing treatment options that are available and appropriate steps to take for these patients is critical. Several years ago, ...

Vance Thompson, MD, and William Wiley, MD, provided introductory remarks, setting the stage for the BRiCS Summit, which took place October 3–5 in Chicago, Illinois. What the course really boils down ...

Since its approval, the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL, RxSight) has become well known for the successful outcomes that it can provide for patients. Mark Lobanoff, MD, James Loden, MD, Blake Williamson, ...

Richard Lindstrom, MD, has been a member of ASCRS for decades, almost since the Society’s inception, serving in various leadership roles for 40 years, including as ASCRS President from 2007–2008. This ...

Corneal edema after cataract surgery, or any intraocular surgery, is expected to an extent. Saba Al-Hashimi, MD, said swelling even out to week 2 postop is typical for cataract surgery. But as postop ...