Read the Spring 2026 issue
- Highlights of the 2026 Annual Meeting
- Zonulopathy: signs and surgical management
- Irregular astigmatism: what we’re missing—and how to find it
- Treatment options for EBMD and recurrent corneal erosions
- Using the Light Adjustable Lens in glaucoma patients
- Succession planning: securing the future amid a growing workforce shortage
Recently released
Articles from the most recent issue of EyeWorld are posted weekly on eyeworld.org.
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Refractive20/happy: rethinking what success means in refractive surgery
In refractive surgery, achieving 20/20 vision has long been treated as the finish line. But experienced surgeons know that a perfect Snellen score doesn’t always translate into a satisfied patient. One surgeon thinks the true measure of success is something less quantifiable, but far more meaningful: a 20/happy outcome. -
ASCRS NewsEyeWorld Journal Club review: "Use of intracameral antibiotics prophylaxis in patients with posterior capsular rupture during cataract surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis”
The McGee Eye Institute ophthalmology residents reviewed “Use of intracameral antibiotics prophylaxis in patients with posterior capsular rupture during cataract surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis” from the Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery. -
ASCRS NewsOutgoing President praises solid foundation on which ASCRS stands
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. In a Q&A with EyeWorld, he reflected on his time as ASCRS President and his experience with the Society overall. -
CataractHot topics in cataract surgery
In his introduction to the Cataract section, Mitchell Weikert, MD, expressed his excitement for the upcoming Annual Meeting and gave readers a preview of the hot topics in cataract surgery addressed in this issue. -
CorneaEarly momentum in biologics for corneal conditions
Biologics may dominate in the retina subspecialty, but cornea is beginning to see interest with these products as well, especially for immune-mediated or severe ocular surface diseases and even corneal dystrophies. Three physicians spoke to EyeWorld about the topic. -
GlaucomaThe interventional philosophy in glaucoma
“As we turn our sights toward Washington, D.C., for the 2026 ASCRS Annual Meeting, this quarter’s Glaucoma section highlights a significant maturing of the ‘interventional’ philosophy that has come to define our subspecialty,” said Glaucoma Editor Manjool Shah, MD. Read more in his introduction to the section.
EyeWorld archives
This archive represents a sample of EyeWorld’s archived content. For more complete and comprehensive archives, please visit hub.eyeworld.org.
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January 2012Evaluating the risks of retinal detachment in cataract patients
Retina experts discuss the things cataract surgeons should evaluate preoperatively and the scenarios they should be on the lookout for intra- and postoperatively. -
March 2011Predicting pressure spikes after cataract surgery
One relatively common postop complication of cataract surgery is an acute rise in IOP within the first day or so after surgery. Experts discuss consequences of IOP spikes, risk factors, and more. -
May 2007A reprieve for dry eye patients
Gels and ointments aren’t only for the most severe dry eye cases, said Robert Latkany, M.D., founder and director, Dry Eye Clinic, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, New York.
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