October 2026
October 2026 | Features
Tackling the Documentation Burden
AI can synthesize outside records, draft visit notes, and translate retina jargon, but the physician remains responsible for every word.
Bradley S. Gundlach, MD; Haley S. Garrison, MD, MS; and Prashant D. Tailor, MD
October 2026 | Features
A Guide to Implementing LLMs in Practice
Retina specialists can use AI to streamline their communication, if they do it carefully. Here’s how.
Fatima Kalabi, MD; Mohammad Hossein Amirhosseini, BSc, MSc, PhD; and Rodrigo Anguita, MBBS, MD, FEBO, FICO
October 2026 | Features
A Potential Digital Co-Pilot in the Retina OR
AI systems may one day augment traditional surgical workflows to improve efficiency and patient outcomes.
Stanley Poh, MBBS, MMed (Ophth), FRCOphth, FAMS, and Daniel Ting, MD, PhD
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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September 2026 | Visually Speaking
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
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September 2026 Supplement | Editorial
The Bright Side of AI
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