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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

Unlocking Clinical Trial Enrollment with AI Screening

It’s not a patient population problem. It’s a signal-extraction problem.

Sunil Gupta, MD, and Joshua Koo, MS, BS

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

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

AI Chatbots in the Retina Clinic

Large language models are not coming for your job. But they may redefine what your job looks like.

Fares Antaki, MDCM

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

Caution: May Hallucinate When Prompted

Allen C. Ho, MD; Robert L. Avery, MD; and Lejla Vajzovic, MD

Retina Then and Now: October Spotlight

As part of our 20th anniversary, Retina Today is digging into the archives to reflect on how much the profession has changed.

Julia A. Haller, MD

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

Retina Then and Now: September Spotlight

As part of our 20th anniversary, Retina Today is digging into the archives to reflect on how much the profession has changed.

Rohit Varma, MD, MPH

Chronic CME After ARN

Persistent CME may be caused by inflammatory and ischemic mechanisms, even after apparent viral quiescence.

Collin Richards, MD, and David Fell, MD

Patient Diversity in ROP Trials

A novel analysis reveals the racial and ethnic representation across retinopathy of prematurity clinical trials from 1995 to 2023.

Yannet Daniel, BS; Xiru Lyu, MS; Cagri Besirli, MD, PhD; and Emily Eton, MD

Retina Then and Now: May/June Spotlight

As part of our 20th anniversary, Retina Today is digging into the archives to reflect on how much the profession has changed.

Michael S. Ip, MD

Starting Retina Fellowship: Four Strategies for Success

Make the most of this pivotal time in your retina career.

Justin C. Muste, MD, and David Fell, MD

Anti-VEGF Step Therapy: An Update

Despite ongoing advocacy efforts, this payer policy persists, putting vision at risk.

Lucas McGuire, BS; Baseer Ahmad, MD; and Jennifer Adeghate, MD, PhD

Rising Stars in Retina: Caroline C. Awh, MD

Caroline C. Awh, MD

One to Watch: Archana A. Nair, MD, MS

Archana A. Nair, MD, MS

Parenting and Private Practice: Balance Isn't Everything

Strategies to stay organized, and clinical challenges to address.

Jaya Badhwar Kumar, MD, FASRS

How To Increase Diversity on the Podium

Who is presenting matters; it shapes the profession and the aspirations of trainees.

Melissa Yuan, MD; Eugenia C. Greig, MD; and Carolyn K. Pan, MD

Mentoring Retina Fellows From All Walks of Life

Training to become a retina specialist is an expensive endeavor. Here’s how mentors and programs can help support trainees economically.

Katherine E. Talcott, MD; Yoshihiro Yonekawa, MD; and Adrienne W. Scott, MD, FASRS