Eric Nudleman, UCSD RETINA Roundup Editor In Volume 1, Issue 2 of RETINA, Steve Charles, MD published the first series of patients to receive endophotocoagulation during vitrectomy surgery (1). Prior…
Yoshihiro Yonekawa, MD Mass Eye & Ear / Boston Children’s RETINA Roundup Editor Journal impact factors (JIFs) are numbers calculated to represent “how good” academic journals are. In this article,…
Eric Nudleman Jonathan Prenner Yoshihiro Yonekawa RETINA Roundup Editors As we come to a close on the first calendar year of RETINA Roundup, we thank you for your contributions and…
In the last RETINA Roundup post, we provided an overview of various creative ways to approach complex macular holes. One of the techniques is to detach the macula with BSS…
Macular hole surgery is considered “bread and butter” for us vitreoretinal surgeons. The vast majority of macular holes will close with vitrectomy, usually with ILM peeling, and gas tamponade. A…
The Surgical Technique section is one of the highlights of RETINA. New and innovative techniques are introduced in this section with accompanying surgical videos. It’s certainly a section that I…
When there is insufficient capsular support for placement of a posterior chamber intraocular lens (PCIOL), options for secondary intraocular lens (IOL) implantation include anterior chamber, iris fixation, and scleral fixation.
Today, we introduce a new publication from the editors of RETINA. The vitreoretinal space has been evolving at an astounding pace over the recent past, that continues to accelerate, with meaningful advances in surgery, imaging, gene therapy, drug delivery systems, to name a few. With the ubiquity of web-based access to real-time information, we feel that now is an opportune time to extend our reach to the readership and all those with a passion for vitreoretinal diseases.