April 2026 | Features
Widefield OCT: Extending Structural Imaging into the Periphery
These new tools are improving our view.
Alberto Quarta, MD; Ceren Soylu, MD; and SriniVas R. Sadda, MD, FARVO
April 2026 | Features
Imaging Epiretinal Proliferation Using OCT
En face OCT–based identification of proliferative changes may guide surgical strategies in full-thickness macular holes.
Kotaro Tsuboi, MD
April 2026 | Features
Clinical Applications of Microscope-Integrated OCT
Recent advances have improved the utility of intraoperative visualization, with more innovation on the way.
Bani Aguirre, MD, MPH; Anjali Saini, BS; Vahid Ownagh, MD; and Lejla Vajzovic, MD
April 2026 | Features
OR Tech Update: 3D Displays, AI, and Robotics
New visualization tools are expanding what’s possible in the OR.
Kareena Chawla, BS; Jayanth Sridhar, MD; and Prashant D. Tailor, MD
April 2026 | Features
The Value of OCTA in Retinal Vascular Disease
Measuring retinal blood flow is easier than ever before, with new tools under investigation to further improve our ability to assess changes in the retinal vasculature.
Sarah Aman, MD; Viet-Hoan Le, PhD; Ruikang K. Wang, PhD; and Amir H. Kashani, MD, PhD
March 2026 | Features
Parenting and Private Practice: Balance Isn't Everything
Strategies to stay organized, and clinical challenges to address.
Jaya Badhwar Kumar, MD, FASRS
March 2026 | Features
Teleretinal Screening: Closing the Gap in Diabetic Eye Care
Meeting patients where they are—community health centers—can improve screening rates and save vision.
Alice C. Lorch, MD, MPH
March 2026 | Features
How To Increase Diversity on the Podium
Who is presenting matters; it shapes the profession and the aspirations of trainees.
Melissa Yuan, MD; Eugenia C. Greig, MD; and Carolyn K. Pan, MD
March 2026 | Features
Mentoring Retina Fellows From All Walks of Life
Training to become a retina specialist is an expensive endeavor. Here’s how mentors and programs can help support trainees economically.
Katherine E. Talcott, MD; Yoshihiro Yonekawa, MD; and Adrienne W. Scott, MD, FASRS
March 2026 | Features
Focus on Diversity in Clinical Trials
Improving representation moves us closer to an era of personalized medicine.
Jeremiah Brown Jr, MD, MS, FASRS, and Genevieve Espinoza, BA, COA, OSC
January/February 2026 | Features
The New Retina OR: The Latest Vitrectomy Tools
New platforms and instruments can help improve surgical efficiency and patient outcomes.
María H. Berrocal, MD; Luis Acabá-Berrocal, MD; Priya Vakharia, MD, FASRS; David Steel MBBS, FRCOphth, MD(Res); and MitroFanis Pavlidis, MD, PhD
January/February 2026 | Features
Tips and Tricks for Scleral-Fixating Toric IOLs
Small adjustments to your surgical technique can help you meet your patients’ refractive goals.
Barton L. Blackorby, MD
January/February 2026 | Features
Current Subretinal Gene Therapy Delivery
This technique may become more mainstream as new therapies work through the pipeline.
Nell (Ninel) Gregori, MD
January/February 2026 | Features
Myopic Traction Maculopathy: Surgical Timing and Techniques
Part one of this three-part series explores various management considerations when faced with complications of pathologic myopia.
Taku Wakabayashi, MD, PhD
January/February 2026 | Features
Methotrexate: An Emerging Surgical Adjuvant
This drug is proving useful for improving outcomes in many retinal pathologies.
Alan J. Franklin, MD, PhD; Lauren Gibson Snellings, MD; Aly Nguyen, MD, MS; and Christopher D. Riemann, MD
January/February 2026 | Features
A Shift in the Management of Epiretinal Membranes
Consider patient symptoms and correlated OCT findings, over visual acuity, when deciding when to operate.
Lucy V. Cobbs, MD, and Yasha Modi, MD
November/December 2025 | Features
Robotics in Retinal Surgery: Recent Advances and Applications
Researchers are making strides to integrate new tools to help surgeons in the OR.
Shima Dehghani, MD; Anahita Zabihi, MD; and Eileen S. Hwang, MD, PhD
November/December 2025 | Features
Optogenetics: Bringing Light to the Blind
A primer on the mechanism of action and what’s in the pipeline.
Vinit B. Mahajan, MD, PhD
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