BMJ Case Reports authors have described their treatment of a severely malnourished patient with a history of alcoholism

A previously blind Israeli man was able to read and recognise family members following the successful surgery

UK scientists have reported on the most common ocular symptoms among those diagnosed with COVID-19

Emma Bolger, specialist optometrist at University Hospitals Birmingham, on why this stalwart piece of tech is still her most invaluable diagnostic tool

The company suggests the device will make it “quicker and easier” to measure corneal thickness

With the new SurgiCube unit, patients will be able to have cataract surgeries more quickly, easily and safely, the hospital suggests

Scientists have identified two nose cell types as likely initial infection points, while the cornea and intestine also contain viral entry proteins

The Bausch + Lomb refractive laser eye surgery suite represents a “first for the NHS,” hospital leaders suggest

Professor Farhad Hafezi, chief medical officer at the ELZA Institute, speaks to OT  about the future of cross-linking and treating bacterial keratitis at the slit lamp

Research from the US could lead to the development of new screening procedures for the disease