American Academy of Ophthalmology

JUL 09, 2026 By Jayanth S Sridhar, MD, Steven Gedde, MD Experts InSight 41:10 Comprehensive Ophthalmology Host Dr. Jay Sridhar welcomes Dr. Steven Gedde, the incoming CEO of the American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO), to discuss his outlook on medical education and the evolving board certification process.

Other File Size: 2,914 KB Neuro-Ophthalmology/Orbit Peripheral prism glasses. Press-on prism segments are attached base out to the posterior aspect of the right lens above and below fixation, expanding the functional peripheral visual field in a patient with a right hemianopia.

File Size: 2,069 KB Humphrey visual field 30‑2 and multifocal electroretinograms (mfERGs) 2 weeks after symptoms (A–D) and 4 months after symptoms (E–H) in a patient with acute idiopathic blind spot enlargement in the right eye. Parts A and E: gray scale plots of the automated threshold visual field. Parts B and F: deviation plots of the visual fields. Parts C and G: mfERG waveform plots. Parts D and H: 61‑color scale of mfERG activity.

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Glaucoma Progression Analysis of the right eye of a patient with glaucoma.

Change Analysis of the right eye of a patient with glaucoma.

Summaries of editor-selected, high-impact studies across major ophthalmology journals. Eyes With Pigmentary Glaucoma Appear More Likely to Be Operated on Than Eyes With POAG Ophthalmology, in press 2026 Retrospective IRIS Registry data from 49,171 patients with pigmentary glaucoma (PG) and 2.54 million patients with primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) were used to compare demographics and surgical outcomes between the 2 glaucoma types.

Courtesy of Dr. Akash Chaurewar and Dr. Archana Vare, Government Medical College, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. File Size: 132 KB Cataract/Anterior Segment Bilateral cerulean cataracts are shown in these slit-lamp photographs. (A) Right eye: Multiple bluish-white, radiating opacities are visible within the lens cortex, characteristic of cerulean cataract. (B) Left eye: Similar cerulean opacities arranged in a spoke-like pattern are seen.

JUL 06, 2026 By Lisa Diane Kelly, MD, Rukhsana G Mirza, MD, Daniel W Knoch, MD, Laura K Green, MD, Janice C Law, MD, Jeff H Pettey, MD, MBA, Saraswathy Ramanathan, MD, Jamie B Rosenberg, MD, Jeffrey R SooHoo, MD, Nicholas J Volpe, MD In this 90-minute webinar with Q&A, dedicated educators who represent the AUPO, AAO, and the SF Match share viewpoints on applying for this year’s ophthalmology residency match. Participant questions are answered based on the most current data available.

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