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From facial swelling following the COVID-19 vaccine to a new approach to iridodialysis repair, here’s a look at the year’s most popular 1-Minute videos, clinical/surgical videos, and interviews.

Newborn with congenital glaucoma (right eye), buphthalmose.

Adjustable and nonadjustable suture techniques resulted in good surgical outcomes. Most assessed studies reported advantages of adjustable over nonadjustable suture techniques, but the significance and magnitude of these findings are uncertain, and warrant further investigation.

A prospective observational study investigated the development and progression of myopia in children in China aged 6–8 years during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A secondary analysis of data from the LAMP study assessed factors affecting response to 3 different concentrations of atropine in terms of change in spherical equivalent and elongation of axial length during a 2-year period.

On completing this activity, the ophthalmologist should be able to identify gaps in care and target areas for clinical practice assessment and improvement across the subspecialty spectrum in ophthalmology, as well as describe and implement current information on diagnosis and management of ophthalmic problems encountered in everyday practice.

Drs. Pavlina Kemp and Matthew Weed discuss current options for preventing myopia progression, ranging from topical therapy with atropine to orthokeratology to lifestyle or environmental measures.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology is seeking an editor-in chief for Ophthalmology, the Academy's flagship peer-reviewed journal.

In the pediatric setting, blepharitis often induces a secondary immune-mediated keratitis and conjunctivitis, and the spectrum of the clinical manifestations has been termed blepharokeratoconjunctivitis (BKC). Sight-threatening corneal complications include neovascularization, scarring, and ulceration.