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Retina Today Bringing you the latest research, clinical developments, and industry insights in surgical and medic A BMC Vision publication.

Retina Today is a publication that delivers the latest research and clinical developments from areas such as medical retina, retinal surgery, vitreous, diabetes, retinal imaging, pediatric retina, posterior segment oncology, and ocular trauma. Each issue provides insight from well-respected specialists on cutting-edge therapies and surgical techniques that are currently in use and on the horizon.

Learn about the DME AWARE Delphi Study and the RHONE-X 4-year data on this year's coverage of . Drs. Baruch Kuppermann ...
06/06/2026

Learn about the DME AWARE Delphi Study and the RHONE-X 4-year data on this year's coverage of . Drs. Baruch Kuppermann and Murtaza Adam joined our hosts in the studio.

Listen here: https://ow.ly/N4FG50Z89Z8

The new issue of Retina Today looks to the future of AMD care through a lens of exploration, innovation, and scientific ...
06/05/2026

The new issue of Retina Today looks to the future of AMD care through a lens of exploration, innovation, and scientific persistence.

From emerging approaches in wet AMD, including tyrosine kinase inhibitors and gene therapy, to evolving strategies for concurrent GA and neovascular disease, this issue examines how the treatment landscape continues to expand.

Contributors also review step therapy advocacy, imaging biomarkers for GA progression, photobiomodulation for intermediate AMD, diet and long-term AMD outcomes, and landmark clinical trial data that continue to shape practice.

As novel mechanisms of action and delivery systems move closer to clinical reality, retina specialists are navigating an increasingly complex decision tree. The path forward may require patience, precision, and repeated course corrections, but each advance brings the field closer to preserving vision in more patients.

Read now at RetinaToday.com

First-year retina fellows, start off strong in fellowship at the MEE Vitrectomy Course, July 10-11! This rigorous 2-day...
06/04/2026

First-year retina fellows, start off strong in fellowship at the MEE Vitrectomy Course, July 10-11! This rigorous 2-day course features a hands-on wet lab, simulator practice, case panels and discussions, surgical pearls, and more!

Register now: https://ow.ly/5Hbc50Z6iel

06/03/2026

The ARVO 2026 video meeting coverage is LIVE! Catch the hot discussions on novel AMD and DME therapies, AI, gene therapy, and more!

Dive in here: https://ow.ly/vp3850Z2qX3

👁️ Are we moving away from laser monotherapy in PDR care? And is that a good thing? Maria Berrocal, MD, talks with Katha...
06/02/2026

👁️ Are we moving away from laser monotherapy in PDR care? And is that a good thing? Maria Berrocal, MD, talks with Katharine Talcott, MD, about real-world treatment trends, shifting use of anti-VEGF vs laser, and what it means for patient management in today’s clinic.

Watch now: https://ow.ly/b1mY50YW6z9

Proliferative vitreoretinopathy remains a leading cause of recurrent retinal detachment after repair, particularly in ey...
06/01/2026

Proliferative vitreoretinopathy remains a leading cause of recurrent retinal detachment after repair, particularly in eyes with grade C disease.

In this Surgical Pearls feature, Taku Wakabayashi, MD, PhD, and Yoshihiro Yonekawa, MD, describe extended ILM peeling as an adjunctive strategy to reduce traction, remove the scaffold for reproliferation, and improve surgical stability.

For complex PVR cases, extended ILM peeling may offer retina surgeons another tool to support durable reattachment alongside established approaches such as retinectomy and scleral buckle. Read more on Retina Today here: https://ow.ly/nGbj50Z6jjv

New on New Retina Radio Journal Club w/ VBS 🎙️:627,000 patients.20 years of data.A stark picture of racial and ethnic di...
05/29/2026

New on New Retina Radio Journal Club w/ VBS 🎙️:
627,000 patients.
20 years of data.
A stark picture of racial and ethnic disparities in DR outcomes.
What does it mean for your clinic?

Watch now: https://ow.ly/befT50YUCW3

Choroidal vitiligo is an uncommon finding, but this case underscores its potential association with prior varicella-zost...
05/28/2026

Choroidal vitiligo is an uncommon finding, but this case underscores its potential association with prior varicella-zoster virus reactivation—even in the absence of ocular symptoms or active inflammation.

A 66-year-old immunocompetent woman with recurrent cutaneous lesions demonstrated slowly enlarging areas of choroidal depigmentation over 6 years, with no definite mass on OCT and ocular lymphoma ruled out. Multimodal imaging helped characterize the lesions and support long-term monitoring. The authors suggest a possible postinflammatory mechanism related to VZV, although the role of VZV in choroidal pathology remains underexplored.

This rare presentation highlights the importance of considering infectious and inflammatory history when evaluating atypical choroidal lesions. Read more here: https://ow.ly/l60W50Z5eSf

05/27/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the VBS 2026 Lifetime Achievement Awardee, Virgilio Morales Canton, MD! Head to Eyetube to hear his interview with Maria Berrocal, MD.

Watch here: https://ow.ly/WJPi50YZ0PT

Now available on Retina Today: A primer on gene therapy, how it potentially works, and how gene therapy is delivered to ...
05/26/2026

Now available on Retina Today: A primer on gene therapy, how it potentially works, and how gene therapy is delivered to the retina.

Learn more here: https://ow.ly/3OuW50Y4uLB

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