Phosphenes: those flashes of light in the visual field
Key points A phosphene is a flash of light perceived without any real light, arising from mechanical or…

Key points A phosphene is a flash of light perceived without any real light, arising from mechanical or…

Key points The diopter is the unit of optical power: it is the figure written on your spectacle…

Key points The iris is the colored membrane of the eye, the anterior part of the uvea, located…

What does “10/10” actually mean? How visual acuity is measured, why it varies, and what it says (or doesn’t) about the true quality of your vision.

The eye’s natural lens, the crystalline lens, handles focusing. Its role, its anatomy, and why it stiffens with age, leading to presbyopia and then cataract.
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