Innovations in care and research
The Ohio State Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Science is dedicated to preventing and curing blinding eye disease and improving the quality of vision through clinical care, research and education. We offer a comprehensive array of services to patients as well as educational and research opportunities to physicians who are both in training and in practice.
Featured Stories
Intense pulsed light effective at treating root causes of dry eye
New intensive training program helps meet need for qualified ophthalmic assistants
Inflammation and macular degeneration: Link could lead to new therapies
Preventing PVR after retinal detachment surgery or injury: New research shows promise
Research into BAP-1 genetic mutations could help patients with uveal melanoma and other cancers
Expanding Research at the Interdisciplinary Research Facility
Ophthalmic genetic counseling, testing and research expand at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Home monitoring intraocular pressure aids glaucoma treatment
Research in precision medicine to reduce glaucoma-related blindness
Virtual ophthalmology rotations keep medical students and educators looking to the future
Ohio State is building bridges for clinical care between autoimmune disorders and uveitis
Seeking Precision Medicine for Glaucoma Diagnosis and Management
Advancing Ophthalmologic Translational, Clinical and Basic Research
Teleophthalmology Increases Access to Diabetic Eye Exams
New Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences chair brings precision medicine focus to Ohio State
Eradicating glaucoma-related blindness with translational research combining physiology and genetics
Teleophthalmology, research and technology at the center of new chair's vision
Leading the way