July/August 2025

Guest Editors’ Page

Learning From Children

Lauren S. Blieden, MD; James D. Brandt, MD; and Alana Grajewski, MD

Case Files

Unilateral Episodic IOP Elevation

After cataract surgery, a patient experiences blurry vision and recurrent IOP spikes in one eye.

Jacob Brubaker, MD; Ian Conner, MD, PhD; Roma Patel, MD, MBA; and Zarmeena Vendal, MD

The Literature

Monitoring Ocular Hypertension

Balancing patients’ preferences with cost-effective care.

Almiqdad Saeed, MD; Rithambara Ramachandran, MD, MSc; and Lama A. Al-Aswad, MD, MPH

Practice Pointers

Talking to Patients About Interventional Glaucoma

Pearls from glaucoma specialists about beginning the conversation.

Larissa Camejo, MD; Lorraine M. Provencher, MD; and Brian M. Shafer, MD

Cover Focus

Causes of Pediatric Angle Closure

This type of glaucoma is a rare but serious condition with a broad differential diagnosis that warrants careful consideration in any child presenting with elevated IOP.

Benjamin Katz, MD, and Andrew G. Lee, MD

Cover Focus

Virtual Reality Perimetry in Children

Shifting the paradigm of visual field testing to leverage new technology has the potential to improve diagnostic capabilities in children with glaucoma and other ocular pathologies.

Natan Hekmatjah, MD, and Julius Oatts, MD, MHS

Cover Focus

MIGS in Kids: 2025 Updates

These procedures are an important part of the surgical armamentarium for the treatment of childhood glaucoma, although high-quality pediatric evidence remains limited.

Alejandro Marin, MD, and Ta Chen Peter Chang, MD

Cover Focus

Pearls for Pediatric Angle Surgery: From A to Z

The small size and anatomy of children’s eyes warrant special consideration.

Zeynep Aktas, MD, FEBO, FGS, and Ahmet Yucel Ucgul, MD, FRCS, FICO, FEBO

Cover Focus

Subconjunctival Surgical Approaches in Pediatric Glaucoma

A look at the evolving landscape.

Oluwatosin Smith, MD; Matthew Emanuel, MD; and Oluwademilade Osawe, MBBS

Technical Talk

Glaucoma Intrascleral Tube Surgery

Evolving subconjunctival stent procedures through deep scleral lake modification.

Mohamed M. Khodeiry, MD, MSc; James Richardson-May, MD; and Ahmed Elbably, MSc, FRCS

Seen & Heard

The Buzz on Eyetube

Residents & Fellows

Becoming a Mentor

GT asked practicing ophthalmologists about navigating the transition from mentee to mentor.

Ryan Kim, MD; Daniel Liebman, MD, MBA; Vikram Paranjpe, MD, MPH; and Jon Williams, MD