Community

Connect and share with colleagues

The ASRS Community section is your place to consult with colleagues, keep up with current trends in the profession, and review exceptional cases.

New! RetinaTalk Forum

Clean, simple, and fast. The new RetinaTalk Forum makes it easy for ASRS members to share knowledge and discuss their work.

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  • Full RSS feed support: Subscribe to recent messages and latest topics.
  • Built-in Rating System: Vote a message "up" or "down" with one click.

Go to the RetinaTalk Forum.

New! Quick-Response Practices and Trends Survey

Regularly updated, single-question surveys offer a snapshot of member preferences and trends.

Take the survey now.

New Spotlight Case: It's Not Just for Kids

A 59-year-old Latin-American male was referred for evaluation of a retinal finding of the left eye during a routine eye exam. He denied any prior ocular history and has a past medical history of hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, and coronary artery disease.

This month's Spotlight Case was submitted by Ajay E Kuriyan, MD.

What's your diagnosis?

Visit the archives for more Spotlight Cases.

Preferences and Trends Survey

Each year, the Preferences and Trends Survey measures member retina specialists’ preferences on a wide range of topics.

Learn about the survey and read the 2012 results.

Browse the survey archives.

Corporate Membership Program

Help support our mission: to provide a collegial open forum for education, to advance the understanding and treatment of vitreoretinal diseases, and to enhance the ability of our members to provide the highest quality of patient care.

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Foundation of the American Society
of Retina Specialists

A charitable, non-profit Foundation formed by the American Society of Retina Specialists (ASRS) to promote public awareness, continuing medical education, research, and treatment of retinal diseases.

Learn more about the Foundation »

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