With great interest I read the article by Jain and associates on the outcomes of repeated descemetopexy in post-cataract surgery Descemet membrane detachment. Persistent Descemet membrane detachment after intraocular surgery…

We thank Nai-Wen F for his kind interest in our article. This retrospective study dealt with outcomes of repeat descemetopexy in postcataract surgery Descemet membrane detachment. Concerns regarding the outcomes…

We used similar custom-made optically correct eye models in our study; this was shown in the figures. We varied pupil sizes by changing the size of the hole in the…

We would like to congratulate the team of Kelly and associates on a brilliant study, and we agree with the idea that efforts need to be focused on teaching direct…

We have used strategies similar to those described by Li and He to educate medical students in the use of direct ophthalmoscopy. However, even intense longitudinal training programs in direct ophthalmoscopy…

Related to the article Teaching ophthalmoscopy to medical students (the TOTeMS study) by Dr. Biousse and her colleagues, we wish to share our experience in teaching direct ophthalmoscopy. Typically, students…

In a previous article, we found that elevation of asymmetric intraocular pressure (IOP) in the lateral decubitus position was associated with asymmetric visual field (VF) loss in patients with glaucoma. We…

The authors Kim and associates have found that among subjects who prefer the lateral decubitus position during sleep, the eye in the dependent lateral decubitus position had worse field loss…

We thank Drs Minckler, Francis, Loewen, Mosaed, and Weinreb for their thoughtful comments on our manuscript, as well as for the opportunity to clarify some issues surrounding the data, particularly…

In their otherwise well-written article, Ahuja and associates’ conclusions are inconsistent with their data. They report outcomes at 3 months or more using 4 definitions of success from 88 cases of…