RWC brings together retina specialists from around the world for another dynamic, case-based discussion featuring real surgical cases, expert perspectives, and practical pearls.

Each faculty member will present a concise surgical video case, followed by an interactive discussion with our moderators and international panel. It’s fast-paced, practical, and designed to encourage the exchange of ideas across the global retina community.

Moderated by Lihteh Wu, MD; Jorge Rocha, MD, PhD; and Ehab El Rayes, MD, PhD.

🌐 Connect. Learn. Share.
That’s what RWC E-Live is all about.

Check out our latest app release for Retina Rocks including Case of the Day, Article of the Day, Wall of Fame, Cases Atlas, and more!

Posted by Rohit Agrawal

17-year-old male with open-globe trauma and suspected metallic IOFB presented with corneal tear, dense vitritis and HM+ vision. Underwent corneal repair, 25G PPV, lensectomy, IOFB removal, intravitreal antibiotics/steroid and silicone oil. Surprisingly, the “metallic IOFB” was TWO EYELASHES. At 1 month, SOR with secondary sulcus IOL was performed. Vision improved to 6/12.

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• Black Cataract;
• Radiation Retinopathy.

After a full day of retina deep-dives in clinical and scientific advancements, industry meetings, and connection with global colleagues, sometimes you just need a little time to unwind! 🥂

This month, RWC was delighted to host our EURETINA Night Cap at the Radisson RED Vienna – Red Roof Terrace 🇦🇹 and our AAO Night Cap at Rosie’s on the Roof in New Orleans ⚜️.

Ayushi Gupta and Vishal Agrawal

This 6YO boy developed sudden and complete loss of vision in his left eye immediately following blunt trauma. He was riding a bicycle as a pillion passenger when the bike stopped suddenly, throwing his face against the handlebar. Vision was no light perception. Anterior segments were normal.

View our video highlight reel from our recent Congress.

Preview our Recent E-Live – September 20, 2026 – Retina on the Edge – Cutting Edge Tools Changing How We Diagnose

View previous sessions of E-Live, 24/7, on our website and RWC mobile app, available in both Apple and Android!

How do you keep up with medical literature? How to make sure you don’t miss a MUST-read article?

Don’t worry, because we are doing heavy lifting for you. Every month, we pull key clinical references from 24 major ophthalmic and retinal journals, summarize each article, and provide an easy way to access the abstracts.

Here’s how to access the articles:

• Download the new Retina Rocks app – Apple and Android
• Go to retinarocks.org

Both the Retina Rocks app and website provide an Article of the Day along with the current month’s top articles.