Research

BMJ Case Reports authors highlight that although retinoblastoma is more commonly seen in children, it should be kept in mind for adult patients

Lightning strikes were responsible for 15 hospital admissions in 2018–2019, while five patients sought treatment following crocodile or alligator attacks

A woman presented at hospital with a painless loss of vision in her left eye over the course of a month following an initial illness with fever

The Moorfields glaucoma service director discusses a non-invasive glaucoma treatment that could reduce the need for eye drops

The publicly-available data set used in the research is the largest single-centre cohort of patients receiving wet AMD treatment in the world

A teenager who was hit in the eye with a gel pellet suffered a corneal abrasion and could only detect hand movements in the affected eye

University of New South Wales researcher and optometrist, Dr Nicole Carnt, talks with OT  about what optometrists can do to protect their patients from acanthamoeba keratitis

“All she wanted to do was sleep and not open her eyes”

A man presented to a US hospital with loss of vision in his left eye two years after suffering encephalitis from a herpes simplex virus infection

A 74-year-old man presented to a North Carolina hospital with a corneal lesion protruding 1cm from the surface of his eye