Imaging and Visualization in Retina
View IssueNovember/December 2015 | Editor's Page
A Show of Gratitude
Allen C. Ho, MD, and Robert L. Avery, MD
November/December 2015 | News
Retina News
November/December 2015
Medical Update
A summary of general medical news that affects your patients, your practice, and you.
David S. Boyer, MD, Section Editor
November/December 2015 | business Of Retinapennsylvania Avenue Updates
Staving Off Elimination of the Global Period
To bundle or not to bundle: Is that the question?
George A. Williams, MD
November/December 2015 | innovations In Retina
Clinical Trials at Our Fingertips: A Salute to Technology
Technological integration seeps into the clinical research space.
Aron Shapiro
November/December 2015 | fellow's Focus
Fellows' Financial Fitness Forum: Part One
Retina experts with experience handing finances after fellowship might be some of the finest financial advisors for young retina doctors.
Jayanth Sridhar, MD
November/December 2015 | coding For Retina
Medical Necessity for AMD Diagnostic Testing
Tips on billing for OCT and fundus photography.
Riva Lee Asbell
November/December 2015 | retina Surgeryretina Pearls
Scleral Fixation of a Four-Haptic Intraocular Lens Using Gore-Tex Suture
Four-point fixation results in stable IOL positioning and centration.
M. Ali Khan, MD; Omesh P. Gupta, MD; and Jason Hsu, MD
November/December 2015 | global Perspectives
Use of En Face OCT to Identify Elevated ERM
Will this application lead to intraoperative computer-navigated membranectomy?
Fanis Pavlidis, MD
November/December 2015 | Medical
Crossing the Valley of Death to Find Cures for Blindness
Moving from bench to bedside is hard enough for therapies treating common diseases. The hurdles only get higher for those with orphan indications.
Jacque Duncan, MD
November/December 2015 | Ocular Oncology
PDT for Subretinal Fluid From Choroidal Nevus
A patient with choroidal nevus and subretinal fluid undergoes photodynamic therapy.
Tzvi Grossman, BA; Jarin Saktanasate, MD; and Carol L. Shields, MD
November/December 2015 | Special Focus: The Year In Review
In the Rearview: Highlights of Happenings From 2015
A brief look at significant events, innovative products, and other notable headlines from the past year.
From the staff of Retina Today
November/December 2015
2015 Government Policy Recap
It's time for a recap of activity in Washington that affects retina practice.
Nikolas J.S. London, MD
November/December 2015 | Cover Stories
Fully Automated OCT Analysis of Eyes Healing From Macular Hole Surgery
A biomedical data science approach reveals how preoperative SD-OCT scans can help surgeons prepare for macular hole repair.
Theodore Leng, MD, MS
November/December 2015
Imaging Modalities for the Management of DME
What works best and what looks promising for the future.
Yasha S. Modi, MD, and Justis P. Ehlers, MD
November/December 2015
Imaging in Retinoschisis
Modalities including OCT and widefield photography can help distinguish retinoschisis from other entities.
Aleksandra V. Rachitskaya, MD
November/December 2015
10 Reasons to Image the Peripheral Retina
A look at what you might miss if you do not image the periphery.
Sunil Gupta, MD
November/December 2015
The New Age of Retinal Imaging
Could high-resolution images obtained without dilation open up new opportunities for early diagnosis?
Farrell C. Tyson, MD