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Ophthalmology

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Systematic review finds radiotherapy combined with anti-VEGF therapy increases risk of vision loss compared to anti-VEGF monotherapy in nAMD
Ophthalmology Meta-analysis
Systematic review finds radiotherapy combined with anti-VEGF therapy increases risk of vision loss compared to anti-VEGF monotherapy in nAMD Radiotherapy plus anti-VEGF therapy increases vision loss risk for nAMD
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated radiotherapy combined with anti-VEGF therapy versus anti-VEGF monotherapy for neovascular…
Adding radiotherapy to anti-VEGF treatment for wet macular degeneration was linked to a higher risk of vision loss compared to anti-VEGF alo…
Meta-analysis compares intravitreal vs subretinal tPA for submacular hemorrhage
Ophthalmology Meta-analysis
Meta-analysis compares intravitreal vs subretinal tPA for submacular hemorrhage Two injection methods for eye bleeding show similar vision results over time
This meta-analysis of 353 eyes compared intravitreal and subretinal injection of tissue plasminogen activator for submacular hemorrhage.
A review of 353 eyes found that injecting medicine into the eye chamber or under the retina offered similar vision outcomes and safety profi…
Corneal biomechanics and endothelial morphology in healthy Saudi adults: a cross-sectional study
Ophthalmology Cohort
Corneal biomechanics and endothelial morphology in healthy Saudi adults: a cross-sectional study Thicker corneas in healthy adults drive lower pressure readings
This cross-sectional study of 122 healthy Saudi adults aged 18–40 years found that corneal biomechanics are primarily driven by central corn…
In a Saudi group of healthy adults, thicker corneas were the main factor lowering pressure readings, while eye shape played a smaller role.
Genetic testing completion rates and diagnostic yield vary by race in hereditary eye disorders patients
Ophthalmology Cohort
Genetic testing completion rates and diagnostic yield vary by race in hereditary eye disorders patients Genetic Testing Gaps Leave Many With Eye Disorders Undiagnosed
This retrospective cohort study evaluated 1466 patients with clinically diagnosed hereditary eye disorders at the Wilmer Eye Institute's Gen…
New data shows that race and age create unfair barriers to genetic testing for eye diseases, leaving many patients without answers.
Review: Eye Rubbing Techniques Raise Corneal Temperature in Healthy Young Adults
Ophthalmology
Review: Eye Rubbing Techniques Raise Corneal Temperature in Healthy Young Adults Rubbing your eye with a fingertip raises corneal temperature significantly
This cross-sectional experimental study in 93 healthy adults aged 19-29 found that fingertip, knuckle, and fingernail eye rubbing significan…
A study of 93 healthy young adults found that rubbing the eye with a fingertip, knuckle, or fingernail all raised corneal temperature signif…
Perioperative taVNS Reduces Pain and Insomnia After Glaucoma Surgery
Ophthalmology RCT
Perioperative taVNS Reduces Pain and Insomnia After Glaucoma Surgery Vagus nerve stimulation lowers pain after glaucoma surgery
This randomized trial of 94 patients undergoing glaucoma surgery found that perioperative transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation (…
A trial found that vagus nerve stimulation reduced pain and improved sleep for patients having glaucoma surgery under general anesthesia.
Retrospective review links higher TAPE score to better SLT outcomes in glaucoma
Ophthalmology
Retrospective review links higher TAPE score to better SLT outcomes in glaucoma New laser settings help lower eye pressure for years without extra drops
This retrospective review of 62 eyes undergoing lower-energy SLT found that higher TAPE scores were associated with lower IOP at 2 months an…
A new way to tune laser energy for glaucoma could keep pressure low for years while avoiding the need for daily eye drops.
Protocol outlines corneal neurotization for neurotrophic keratopathy with noted observational limitations
Ophthalmology
Protocol outlines corneal neurotization for neurotrophic keratopathy with noted observational limitations New Registry Aims to Restore Sight for Rare Nerve Eye Disease
This publication is a protocol for an observational study rather than a completed trial.
A new global registry will track long-term results for a rare eye disease that causes nerve damage and vision loss.
Micropulse transscleral cyclophotocoagulation showed less pain and inflammation than continuous-wave in refractory glaucoma patients
Ophthalmology RCT
Micropulse transscleral cyclophotocoagulation showed less pain and inflammation than continuous-wave in refractory glaucoma patients New laser option for hard-to-treat glaucoma cuts pain and swelling
This prospective, randomized, single-blind study enrolled 52 patients with refractory glaucoma.
A gentler laser lowers eye pressure as well as older methods but causes less pain and swelling.
Narrative review identifies emerging associations between gut microbiota and pediatric eye conditions
Ophthalmology Sys. Review
Narrative review identifies emerging associations between gut microbiota and pediatric eye conditions Early gut bugs may shape your child's eye health for life
This narrative review examines associations between gut microbiota dysbiosis and pediatric ophthalmic conditions including myopia and allerg…
New research suggests that the tiny bugs living in a child's gut could be the hidden reason behind their eye problems.
Post-Mohs reconstruction for periocular malignancies shows low complication rates in retrospective review
Ophthalmology Cohort
Post-Mohs reconstruction for periocular malignancies shows low complication rates in retrospective review New data shows how eyelid surgery outcomes depend on defect size
This retrospective cohort review of 194 adults at a tertiary referral center assessed outcomes after post-Mohs reconstruction for periocular…
Most eyelid cancer surgeries heal well, but wound size and past health history strongly influence final results for older adults.
Manuka eye drops improve dry eye symptoms after cataract surgery compared to sodium hyaluronate
Ophthalmology Cohort
Manuka eye drops improve dry eye symptoms after cataract surgery compared to sodium hyaluronate Manuka drops may reduce dry eye symptoms after cataract surgery
This prospective controlled study in 53 patients undergoing cataract surgery found that Manuka eye drops (Leptospermum spp) significantly re…
A small study suggests Manuka eye drops might lower dry eye scores better than standard drops for one month after cataract surgery.