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The Problem You are doing all you can do, surgically and medically, for your patients with vision impairment, but they continue to report difficulty with visual tasks or have to abandon activities they enjoy. The Solution Vision rehabilitation is the next step in the continuum of ophthalmic care...

Diagnosis As part of a thorough history, it’s important to ask about the use of medications associated with OIS, such as bisphosphonates taken for the treatment of osteoporosis. A comprehensive ophthalmic evaluation is performed. Pain can be an important symptom of OIS, particularly in myositis and...

Applications are due February 25, 2022Contact Kahira Saez This postdoctoral program, sponsored by the National Eye Institute, provides expert training in molecular approaches and techniques that can be applied to ophthalmology and vision research. In includes full-time research, didactic courses...

The year 2020 holds special significance for ophthalmologists—it’s a reminder that in our ideal world, everyone everywhere would have 20/20 vision. In honor of this momentous year, Harvard Ophthalmology is launching 2020 Vision—A World Without Blindness. This year-long initiative celebrates our...

Multidisciplinary Collaboration Accelerates Finding Cures Our research is focused on eliminating blinding diseases and disorders of the eye and visual system. Tackling these conditions with a multifaceted, multidisciplinary approach has been the mainstay of our past success in translational medicine...

Education, Research, and Reflection for Unrivaled Clinical Care Harvard Ophthalmology continues to forge a future without blindness. With landmark breakthroughs in antiVEGF therapies, surgical techniques, ocular imaging, laser surgery, pro-regenerative therapies, and gene therapy, the department’s...

DOWNLOAD FULL ISSUE Groundbreaking Research Achievements In honor of the year 2020, Harvard Ophthalmology is reflecting on past accomplishments and celebrating our ongoing commitment to alleviate the burden of blindness. This issue focuses on our groundbreaking research. Transformational Research to...

In this issue of eye Insights, we highlight two treatments for the management of strabismus: botulinum toxin and adjustable sutures. Learn about indications for their use, techniques to incorporate them into your practice, and outcomes. Inside: Message From the Editor-in-Chief What is Strabismus...

Strabismus is misalignment of the eyes. It is described by the direction of the misalignment: esotropia (inward) exotropia (outward) hypertropia (upward) hypotropia (downward) The causes of strabismus in children and in adults are varied and include: • A third, fourth, or sixth cranial nerve palsy•...

In this issue of e ye Insights, we discuss how vision rehabilitation can help your patients maximize the use of their remaining vision and improve the overall quality of their lives. In this issue: Maximizing Vision: From the Editor-in-Chief Low Vision Overview Who Can Benefit From Vision...