Ophthalmology
COVID-19 Linked to Retinal Vein Occlusions in Young Adults
Study finds the condition can develop after COVID-19 in patients lacking predisposing conditions, but cases are rare and visual outcomes are good.
Complex Care Streamlined for Neurofibromatosis 2
Multidisciplinary clinic brings specialists together in one setting for improved patient access.
Personalized Therapy for Retinoblastoma Reduces Chemo Risks
New techniques are eradicating tumors and preserving vision for pediatric patients with retinoblastoma.
Glaucoma Test Employs Versatile Virtual Reality
A new method of glaucoma testing could bring greater comfort and convenience to patients, while minimizing clinic bottlenecks.
Antioxidant Microparticles May Protect Vision After IED Blast Exposure
A cytokine that acts as an antioxidant proves neuroprotective against ocular injury.
Evolving Best Practices in Pediatric Uveitis Treatment
New studies explore advances in standard and immunosuppressive therapies.
Restoring Vision in Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy
Clinical trial results suggest new therapies could restore vision lost to LHON.
Teprotumumab ‘Turns Back Clock’ in Thyroid Eye Disease
Monoclonal antibody is promising treatment for disabling autoimmune disorder.
Vanderbilt Ophthalmology: Sharing Our Latest Innovations
Our ophthalmology experts showcase their latest advances in research and clinical care.
Cell-replacement Therapies for Visual System Disorders
New studies take crucial steps toward transplanting retinal ganglion cells.
Familial Autonomic Ganglionopathy: A New Genetic Disease
Team identifies gene variants causing a disabling form of generalized autonomic failure.