Blue light–filtering IOLs help reduce new glaucoma after cataract surgery, 3D scaffolding supports longer-lasting cultured RPE cells, and niacin intake could reduce glaucoma risk in women. Source: AAO
For treating persistent uveitic macular edema, the dexamethasone implant remains the superior choice in comparison to repeated ranibizumab or methotrexate injections. Source: AAO
The first blepharitis treatment targeting Demodex mites is approved, women ask fewer questions during ophthalmology grand rounds than men, short-term statin use does not increase glaucoma risk, and the TEPEZZA label adds warnings about hearing-related events. Source: AAO
As with adults, adolescents who experience vision function problems may be at increased risk of mental health issues, particularly depression. Source: AAO
In a small cohort of patients who developed posterior scleritis after a COVID-19 event, the appearance of an elevated mass prompted concerns for uveal melanoma. Source: AAO
Children with uveitis benefit from educational videos, several cases of occlusive retinal vasculitis following Syfovre injection have been reported, and researchers have identified a potential new biomarker for diabetic keratopathy. Source: AAO
For patients with persistent epithelial defects, cryopreserved sutureless amniotic membrane (C-SAM) and dehydrated SAM (D-SAM) appear to be equally effective treatment options. Source: AAO
Quantifiable amounts of tumor-derived DNA found in the aqueous humor of eyes with uveal melanoma suggest that this liquid medium may provide a viable biopsy option. Source: AAO
Austrian investigators sought to ascertain the amount and type of waste generated by disposable materials used during cataract surgery. Source: AAO
Extra prenatal screenings may not be needed for pregnant women without diabetic retinopathy, visual impairment leaves older adults at risk of dementia, sudden visual loss is seen following anti-VEGF injections for neovascular AMD, and the optic nerve is a potential diagnostic marker for multiple sclerosis. Source: AAO
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