ASRS

Articles

Understanding the per-person cost differences with 3 key management strategies for a better-informed treatment selection

Laser treatment, observation for DME could save U.S. healthcare system billions

How this method of anesthesia may provide benefits to both the patient and physician

Cooling anesthesia a safe, effective alternative to subconjunctival lidocaine 

Following trends by geographic variation in practice patterns, perceptions toward opioids, and patient population

ASRS study analyzes the opioid prescription patterns of U.S. retina specialists 

Cheryl Guttman is a medical writer based in Deerfield, Ill.

Visual acuity outcomes at 6 months’ post-treatment were similar, regardless of the use of anti-VEGF therapy. 

Probe of IRIS Registry shows anti-VEGF injections leading treatment for PDR 

Modifier-25 same-day examinations are critical to the successful treatment and overall health and well being of these patients.

Same-day exams with anti-VEGF therapy key to QoL, cost savings for wet AMD 

Measuring high-quality care cannot be a barrier to providing it, notes John T. Thompson, MD.

MIPS is meant to encourage quality care, but is it preventing it? 

Results could provide a new preferred treatment paradigm for this population

FA implant outperforms anti-VEGF in DR patients lost-to-follow-up

Podcasts

S.K. Steven Houston III, MD, shares how his practice has put to use recent retina innovations and adapted to accommodate the ever-changing operating room spacing and set-up in the current COVID-19 environment.

Putting in practice retina innovations amid a pandemic

The application of sub-silicone oil TA crystals over relaxing retinectomy sites is a viable option in patients with complex RD with extreme PVR.

Improving visual outcomes after 360° relaxing retinectomy 

Videos

Retina specialists Caesar Luo, MD, of Bay Area Retina Associates, and S.K. Steven Houston III, MD, of Florida Retina Institute, share their outlooks on retina innovation in the "year of the eye" amid a global pandemic.