After a two year gap, the UK’s biggest optical event returned at the weekend, bringing the profession face-to-face

This CET exam provides a classification of macular disease based upon anatomical features and presents a series of case studies to illustrate the clinical features in a range of pathologies

OT has gathered plans from eight exhibitors at the show across eyewear, equipment, and dry eye

Researchers from University of Edinburgh highlight in a new study that the retina thins as kidney function declines

OT takes a look at the latest updates in OCT and imaging technology

The eye health of cancer patients is being monitored using OCT

Optos chief technology officer, Derek Swan, outlined the potential of artificial intelligence technology for retinal imaging at 100% Optical

The programme will be released in three phases throughout autumn and winter, with bookings opening in early January

Gregory Hoffmeyer used one of the first OCT devices at Duke University in 1997. He talks with OT about the device’s rise and its exciting trajectory

The implications of artificial intelligence technology for eye care and the future regulation of optical businesses were up for discussion at AOP Council