Ocular Pathology is an essential resource for ophthalmologists and trainees. This updated 9th edition builds on the strengths of its predecessors with expanded content, updated diagnostic techniques and new high-quality images. It offers a well-balanced integration of foundational pathology and clin
Cataract surgery has transformed significantly over the decades, becoming one of the most performed and highly successful surgical procedures worldwide. It carries a small risk of intraoperative and postoperative complications, often quoted at around 2–5%; this varies across centres, as highlighted
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Celebrating connection: Dr Joevy Lim shares highlights from WIV 2024's "extraordinary" conference
St George’s Eye Care in Christchurch brought together over 60 optometrists for an educational evening towards the end of the year. With engaging presentations, and a light-hearted quiz to close the night, the event seamlessly blended learning, networking and a bit of holiday cheer.
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Kiwi optometrists Yasmeen Musa, Jasmine Feng and Ricky Xue have all completed their residencies at the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Optometry with support from the Snowvision Charitable Trust. Here, they share some of their highlights with Susanne Bradley.
Seventy-five years ago, Sir Harold Ridley revolutionised cataract surgery and the future of vision restoration with his invention of the first intraocular lens (IOL). This breakthrough transformed vision care and improved the quality of life for millions of people around the world, benefiting more t
Driving into the Aotea Centre early on an almost-summer Sunday morning felt a bit odd – not quite ready for work but not quite in relaxed weekend mode either. The unusual lack of traffic was noted, as was the normal plethora of roadworks, for those unaccustomed to driving in Auckland’s CBD. Greeted
If you or a loved one have been stuck on a waiting list for cataract surgery, you know how frustrating and disheartening the experience can be. Losing vision slowly, over months, or even years, affects every part of your life. Simple things, like driving, reading or even recognising those you care a
I found this textbook an excellent resource for ophthalmic registrars and experienced ophthalmologists alike. Edited by Professors Jennifer Lim and William Mieler from the University of Illinois, it boasts an impressive range of contributors whose generosity and experience have culminated in an inva