Summer 2026

Read more about the article Sustainable reuse of ophthalmic devices: a novel solution for reprocessing point-of-care equipment
ASCRS News / EW issues / EyeWorld articles / Summer 2026

Sustainable reuse of ophthalmic devices: a novel solution for reprocessing point-of-care equipment

Ophthalmology continues to strive to balance the goal of environmental sustainability with patient safety concerns. In this EyeSustain Update column, a glaucoma specialist/CEO of Drop Mate discussed the development and clinical implications of an automated ultraviolet irradiation system designed to enable safe reuse of ophthalmic devices.

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July 7, 2026
Read more about the article The evolution of LASIK treatment planning
EyeWorld articles / Refractive / Summer 2026

The evolution of LASIK treatment planning

If refractive surgeons had a motto, it probably would be to never settle. Just look at the evolution of LASIK treatment planning ecosystems and treatment refinements—traditional, wavefront-guided, wavefront-optimized, topography-guided, and ray tracing. Three experts shared their thoughts on and experiences with some of the newer LASIK planning platforms.

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July 7, 2026
Read more about the article Expanding applications for corneal tissue procedures
Cornea / EyeWorld articles / Summer 2026

Expanding applications for corneal tissue procedures

Corneal tissues procedures are one of the approaches available to help treat corneal conditions, like keratoconus, and offer some patients an option other than transplantation. Several experts discussed these procedures, how they fit in with other options, and how they’re being utilized today.

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July 7, 2026
Read more about the article Navigating a new era
EyeWorld articles / Glaucoma / Summer 2026

Navigating a new era

“In this quarter's issue, we dive into the overarching theme of expanding digital technologies, while also continuing our exploration of nuanced clinical challenges that require our steadfast, long-term vigilance,” said Glaucoma Editor Manjool Shah, MD, introducing the articles in the section on digital tools in glaucoma care and traumatic glaucoma.

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July 7, 2026
Read more about the article EyeWorld Journal Club review: “Geographical barriers to surgical treatment for cataract among California Medicare beneficiaries”
ASCRS News / EW issues / EyeWorld articles / Summer 2026

EyeWorld Journal Club review: “Geographical barriers to surgical treatment for cataract among California Medicare beneficiaries”

The Mass Eye and Ear Ophthalmology Residents reviewed “Geographical barriers to surgical treatment for cataract among California Medicare beneficiaries” from the June issue of the Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery.

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July 7, 2026
Read more about the article The rise of robotic cataract surgery: where the field stands and where it’s headed
Dr. Devgan performed the first-in-human robotic cataract surgery in 2025 using the Horizon Surgical Systems Polaris platform. Source: Uday Devgan, MD, FACS
Cataract / EW issues / EyeWorld articles / Summer 2026

The rise of robotic cataract surgery: where the field stands and where it’s headed

Imagine this: A patient is undergoing cataract surgery, but the surgeon is a few meters away or someday even thousands of miles away, operating via a robotic system intended to increase precision, safety, and access to care. Physicians discussed the need for, economics of, and future of robotic cataract surgery.

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June 30, 2026