| Title |
Author |
| 1. Rates of change and longitudinal variability of using multiple OCT retinal nerve fibre layer ring sizes in glaucoma |
Dr Vincent Tran |
| 2. Quantitative Choroidal Analysis in Patients with Retinitis Pigmentosa |
Dr Shanil Dhanji |
| 3. Extracellular Vesicles in Dry Eye Disease and Sjogren’s Syndrome: Diagnostic and Treatment Use |
Dr Prakshi Chopra |
| 4. Periorbital necrotizing fasciitis post retrobulbar alcohol injection: case report and literature review |
Dr Prakshi Chopra |
| 5. Innervation in corneal bioengineering |
Dr Clare Maher |
| 6. A bioengineered biomimetic collagen cornea model promoting nerve regeneration |
Dr Clare Maher |
| 7. Patient reported outcomes in infectious keratitis: a systematic review |
Dr James Smith |
| 8. Secondary intraocular lens options in intraocular lens dislocation |
Dr Alexander Maloof |
| 9. ‘Seeing both sides’: A systematic review of the Miyake-Apple posterior video system’s role in Ophthalmology |
Dr Alexander Maloof |
| 10. Is there a predisposition to uveitis in Turner Syndrome? |
Dr Shanil Dhanji |
| 11. Ocular Inflammation in Inherited Retinal Degenerations |
Dr Shanil Dhanji |
| 12. How can ophthalmologists impact the significant delay to diagnosis in spondyloarthritis? Lessons from the UK |
Dr Morgan See |
| 13. Guideline directed decision making for periorbital cellulitis in a Sydney paediatric emergency department |
Dr Zachary McPherson |
| 14. Through the looking glass: features of xerophthalmia in children of wealthy countries |
Dr Catherine Ming Hong Ouyang |
| 15. Comparison of Toric Intraocular Lens Formula Accuracy and Factors Influencing Prediction Errors |
Dr Michelle Bai |
| 16. Patient Perspectives on Living with Keratoconus |
Dr Leo Fan |
| 17. Bitemporal optic atrophy may be an important indicator of occult cerebral injury in children |
Dr Jack Jonathan Maran |
| 18. Post-approval, real-world outcomes of Luxturna gene therapy for RPE65-mutation associated inherited retinal disease |
Dr Jessica Li |
| 19. Examining the fabric of the eye: Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, the draper and ocular microscopist |
Dr Alexander Jessup |
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