Intravitreal Injection of Long-Acting Anti-VEGF Agents in Retinal Disorders: Efficacy, Safety, and Future Perspectives
Deadline 2027-04-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Intravitreal anti-VEGF therapy has revolutionized the management of a wide range of retinal diseases, including neovascular age-related macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and retinal vein occlusion. Despite the remarkable visual and anatomical outcomes achieved with conventional anti-VEGF agents, the need for frequent injections and regular follow up remains a significant challenge for both patients and h…
Advances in Corneal, Refractive and Lens-Based Surgery
Deadline 2027-05-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Corneal, refractive, and lens-based surgery has developed rapidly in recent years, driven by progress in diagnostic imaging, laser platforms, and intraocular lens technology. These advances have refined treatment options for refractive errors, presbyopia, cataract, and corneal disease. Research is essential to provide objective clinical evidence for a more comprehensive evaluation of visual quality, treatment accura…
Real World Evidence in Retina: Bridging Clinical Trials and Everyday Practice
Deadline 2027-05-31Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Clinical trials remain the gold standard for evaluating the efficacy and safety of medical interventions. The findings from these studies have shaped contemporary treatment paradigms and continue to guide evidence-based clinical practice worldwide. However, clinical trials are conducted under carefully controlled conditions and therefore represent idealized treatment environments. In contrast, real-world data (RWD)…
Advancing Clinical Ophthalmic Care Through Communication Science
Deadline 2027-06-01Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Eye care has witnessed remarkable advances in diagnostics, imaging, surgical techniques, and therapeutics. Yet every stage of the patient journey depends on effective communication. Communication influences how patients understand their condition, weigh treatment options, adhere to recommendations, navigate uncertainty, and participate in shared decision-making. It also shapes collaboration among ophthalmologists, o…
Post-Laser Vision Correction Ectasia: Risk Factors, Diagnosis, Prevention, and Management
Deadline 2027-06-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Post-laser vision correction ectasia is a potentially progressive corneal biomechanical disorder that can occur after corneal refractive procedures, including LASIK, PRK, and KLex. It is characterized by progressive corneal thinning and irregular steepening, with consequences ranging from reduced visual quality and refractive instability to significant visual impairment. Although modern screening methods have substa…
Recent Advances in Cataract Surgery
Deadline 2027-06-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Cataract surgery has evolved from an operation that restores sight into one expected to deliver a precisely targeted refractive result. Swept source optical biometry, femtosecond laser-assisted and image-guided techniques, refined phacoemulsification fluidics and energy modalities, ray tracing and artificial intelligence-based intraocular lens power calculation, and a widening portfolio of toric, extended depth-of-f…
The Elongating Eye: Anterior and Posterior Segment Implications of Myopia in Clinical Practice
Deadline 2027-08-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Myopia is commonly reduced to a refractive error corrected by lenses, yet axial elongation remodels the entire globe. As the eye grows, the sclera thins and remodels, the vitreous liquefies and separates prematurely, the choroid attenuates, and the retina and its pigment epithelium are stretched over an expanding surface. The anterior segment changes in parallel, with a deeper anterior chamber, altered corneal biome…
Adherence in Eye Care: Determinants, Clinical Impact, and Strategies for Improvement
Deadline 2027-08-31Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Poor adherence remains one of the most persistent and costly barriers to optimal outcomes in eye care. Across ophthalmic and optometric practice, even the most effective interventions fail when patients do not follow them as prescribed. In glaucoma, suboptimal use of topical hypotensive therapy accelerates irreversible visual field loss and contributes to preventable blindness. In childhood amblyopia, incomplete adh…
Intraocular Lens Power Calculation in Cataract Surgery: Current Challenges and Future Perspectives
Deadline 2027-08-31Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology
Modern cataract surgery aims not only to improve visual acuity but, above all, to achieve a precise and predictable refractive outcome. Despite major advances in surgical techniques, diagnostic technology, and intraocular lens design, postoperative refractive surprises still occur. According to EUREQUO data, only 73.7% of patients undergoing cataract surgery achieve a prediction error within ±0.50 D. At the same tim…
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