
Vitreoretinal research review - May 2024
Real-world safety and effectiveness of voretigene neparvovec: results up to two years from the prospective, registry-based Perceive study Fischer M, et al Biomolecules. 2024 Jan 17;14(1):122. Review

Real-world safety and effectiveness of voretigene neparvovec: results up to two years from the prospective, registry-based Perceive study Fischer M, et al Biomolecules. 2024 Jan 17;14(1):122. Review

A scorching midweek ANZCS meeting took place at the stunning Sheraton Hotel with a two-day programme packed with innovation, discussion and expertise.

It was a pleasure to review Therapeutic Targets for Diabetic Retinopathy: A Translational Approach (first edition). Authored by Professor Weiye Li and Associate Professor Jingfa Zhang, the textbook has 10 chapters and presents an ophthalmic basic science summary of diabetic retinopathy from the voic

Since 2018, Trevor Plumbly has penned humorous and heartwarming insights for NZ Optics on how retinitis pigmentosa (RP) has impacted his life. Although he says he’s no fan of the term ‘journey’, his h

In pre-Blindy days, life was pretty comfortable. I was a reasonably successful auctioneer and antique dealer in the family business in Dunedin, strolling towards retirement. The retinitis pigmentosa diagnosis of likely blindness changed things; suddenly, future plans and living arrangements needed c

Hobart, Tasmania was the host for the 31st annual scientific meeting of the Australia New Zealand Glaucoma Society (ANZGS). I, however, joined from the comfort of my own home, over Zoom. As always, it

The Auckland hospital is offering optoms and students the opportunity to observe eyecare to fund its team's CPD.

Eyewear is often considered a means of self-expression, empowering individuals and boosting their confidence. But glasses can be highly gender-specific, which can make some patients feel uncomfortable shopping for them.

Staffing has been a major talking point for many of our clients in the past few months and we know businesses right across New Zealand are having similar issues. The market is tough and businesses are having to manage competing priorities for their time and resources. A permanent staff member might

Diabetic macular oedema (DMO) is a common complication of diabetic retinopathy (DR) and a leading cause of vision impairment¹. It is characterised by the accumulation of fluid in the macula, resulting from the rupture of the retinal barrier. The integrity of the retinal barrier is compromised by hyp

Interventional glaucoma is reshaping the management of glaucoma, write Drs Perumal and Chew, sharing insights from a recent international round table meeting.
