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An ophthalmologist-inventor described automated slit-lamp imaging as a way to standardize anterior-segment documentation. The discussion emphasized workflow, ergonomics, teleophthalmology, and future AI training needs.

A conference presentation at Optometry’s Meeting 2026 examined teleretina adoption in primary care settings and the expanding role of AI-assisted retinal imaging, including autonomous diabetic retinopathy detection and emerging oculomics applications, while cautioning clinicians about AI bias and the limits of consumer-facing large language models.

Polaris has the potential to deliver more reliable outcomes for patients while giving surgeons the confidence that every case can be approached with greater consistency.

Blake Williamson, MD, MPH, MS, demonstrates femtosecond laser assisted cataract surgery (FLACS) with a toric lens and iStent inject.

More than 80% of the patients were able to read letters and words, and some of them are reading pages in a book.

The advent of new algorithms within the Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer has ushered in a new era for diagnosing and managing optic neuropathies. These advancements not only ensure reliable results but also significantly reduce patient chair time and clinical footprint.