May/June 2022

Editor's Page

Perception of Reality

Arsham Sheybani, MD

Case Files

Corneal Honeycombing

Surgeons discuss how to improve IOP control and the patient’s vision and comfort.

Georges M. Durr, MD, FRCSC, and Michael D. Greenwood, MD

The Literature

Ophthalmic Care Outside of the Clinic

Telemedicine and home-based methods of identifying patients at risk of glaucoma and disease progression.

Kristen Ann V. Mendoza, MD, and Nisha Chadha, MD

Feature

Demystifying Glaucoma Surgery for Patients

Strategies for achieving clear communication and setting appropriate expectations.

Frank J. Moya, MD

Global Perspectives

What It’s Like to Be the Only Ophthalmologist in My Region

There is no shortage of challenges, but progress is being made.

Gladys Atto, MB ChB, MMed Ophth, MSc

Cataract Surgery

Leaky Anterior Chamber Paracentesis

The novel procedure is a short-term measure to address persistent IOP spikes after phacoemulsification or high IOP associated with other ocular conditions.

Dennis S.C. Lam, MD; Enne H.Y. Leung, MD, PhD; and Jacky W.Y. Lee, FRCOphth

Patient Views

Expectation Versus Reality

Why the best approach is to stay flexible.

Richie Kahn, MPH

Residents & Fellows

Glaucoma: An Enigma for First-Year Ophthalmology Residents

A balanced approach to each case is helpful when treating this complex disease.

Subhashini Chandrasekaran, MD

Cover Focus

Medications Tried & True and New

A review of key evolutions in medical glaucoma care.

Deborah Ristvedt, DO

Cover Focus

Targets of the Medication Pipeline

An update on some new and emerging treatments.

Zoë Ingram, BS, and David Sola-Del Valle, MD

Cover Focus

Sustained Drug Delivery in Practice

Pointers for navigating patient education, practice considerations, insurance coverage, and more.

Savak Teymoorian, MD, MBA

Cover Focus

Drug Delivery: Real-World Updates and Future Outlook

A roundtable discussion of solutions on the market and in the pipeline.

Richard A. Lewis, MD; E. Randy Craven, MD; L. Jay Katz, MD; James Katz, MD; and Savak Teymoorian, MD, MBA

Cover Focus

Drop Aids

Several solutions may help to increase the accuracy of self-administration and minimize effects on the ocular surface.

The Buzz on Eyetube

Seen & Heard