Drs. Marcus and Goldberg discuss the current data on preventing the progression of severe NPDR as well as the art of treating patients individually. Factors explored that influence their clinical decisions include both clinical and nonclinical, that may not show up in clinical trial data.

Drs. Pieramici and Marcus talk about utilizing combination therapy in two common retinal disorders: PDR and DME. Dr. Marcus shares his clinical approaches to patients with these disorders including when, if, and what type of lasers to use in combination with anti-VEGF therapy.

What are the neuropsychiatric effects of severe COVID-19? Find out this and more in today's PV Roundup podcast.

Drs. Marcus and Singer explore the topic individualizing the treatment approach in Wet AMD including treat and extend, monthly or maximum tolerated interval. Dr. Singer goes into depth on his approach to “treat and extend” including certain caveats and circumstances that could change how long he would extend a patient as well as the importance of balancing convenience, adherence, and efficacy.

Drs. Singer and Pieramici discuss if there is a disconnect between the dosing in clinical trials and real world dosing. Dr. Pieramici takes us through the history of retinal therapy clinical trial dosing and the objective of newer trial designs and dosing. Both experts share how clinical trial data inform their clinical practice because patients are quite variable and how the “art” of medicine truly comes into play.

What are the key features of a monkeypox infection? Find out about this and more in today's PV Roundup podcast.

Drs. Singer and Hariprasad take a deep dive into the complexities of diagnosing and treating retinal vein occlusions. They explore typical presentations in older and younger patients as well as advances in imaging and the art of treating retinal vein occlusion.

Drs. Goldberg and Marcus discuss the operational aspects of managing a busy retinal practice. Topics include electronic medical records (EMRs) and the need, value and importance of medical scribes as well as staffing issues particularly in the face of the pandemic. They share techniques to incorporate using images to promote and enhance patient education.

Why are children suddenly presenting with hepatitis of unknown cause? Find out about this and more in today's PV Roundup podcast.

Drs. MacCumber and Singer explore the complex nature of caring for patients with diabetic macular edema including factors that impact arriving at the initial diagnosis, getting patients to the appropriate eye healthcare professional, and initiating appropriate therapy. They also describe the clinical factors that impact their treatment decision choices.