October 2026
October 2026 | Features
What Aviation Can Teach Us About AI
Retina specialists looking to integrate new technology should seek a digital copilot, not autopilot.
Andreas Pollreisz, MD; Ariel Yuhan Ong, MBChB, FRCOphth; and Josef Huemer, MD, FEBO
October 2026 | Fellows' Focus
What the Hiring Contract Won’t Tell You
It is important to understand whether a practice offers a clear path to autonomy, ownership, and a fair share of the value you will help create.
Stephanie B. Engelhard, MD
October 2026 | Medical Retina
Atypical Presentation of Delayed-Onset Bilateral ARN
Reactivation of the virus in the fellow eye can occur many years after initial presentation.
Mohan Bhadriraju, BA; Rishabh Gupta, MD; and Veena R. Raiji, MD, MPH
October 2026 | Pediatrics
Telemedicine for Global ROP Screening
An initiative to remotely treat ROP is reaching more infants in Ghana and Ethiopia and revealing pathological distinctions.
Akwasi Ahmed, MD, MBA; Imoro Z. Braimah, MD; Sadik T. Sherief, MD; Sarthak V. Shah, MD; Arthur R. Brant, MD; Cindy S. Zhao, MD; and Darius M. Moshfeghi, MD
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The Economics Of Care
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A Patch With Potential
An amniotic membrane transplant was used to treat a patient with chronic, complex macular hole.
Osama M. Ahmed, MD, and Mohsin H. Ali, MD
October 2026 | Bonus Feature
Advanced Techniques for Idiopathic Macular Hole
When internal limiting membrane peeling is not available, autologous retinal transplantation is another option to achieve anatomic closure.
Yusuke Oshima, MD, PhD
September 2026 Supplement | Editorial
The Bright Side of AI
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September 2026 Insert
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