Posterior capsule rupture (PCR) is a well-recognised complication of cataract surgery and a key quality indicator in ophthalmic surgical outcomes (1). Conducting an audit on PCR is not only a valuable exercise in clinical governance but also relatively straightforward, making it an excellent opportunity for both ophthalmology trainees and those applying for training to gain audit experience and contribute to improving patient safety.

Corticosteroids can induce ocular hypertension and a type of secondary open-angle glaucoma, referred to as steroid-induced glaucoma. The use of corticosteroids is widespread and readily prescribed in clinical practice, and they have adverse effects on ocular health when used for long periods or in high doses; thus, it is important for clinicians to understand how to prevent vision-threatening complications in patients on corticosteroid therapy. This article will discuss the pathophysiology of steroid-induced glaucoma, associated risk factors, methods of diagnosing, and management, so that the clinician is somewhat familiar with the condition before diagnosing, managing, or even preventing it in patients.

Envision yourself in a hypothetical future where you are 87 years old and residing in Geneva, Switzerland, after having led a healthy life. As you relax on your sofa one afternoon, you notice something peculiar. There is a white handkerchief with four orange circles floating in the air. This sight leaves you momentarily frightened and bewildered. How could a handkerchief be floating in space? Where did it come from, and how did it get there? You may experience a range of emotions in this scenario. Initially, you might feel compelled to call out for help, but then you might hesitate, concerned about what others might think. The fear of being misunderstood or labelled as crazy could make you feel alone and confused, even though you know that you're the same person you've always been, with the same thoughts and feelings. The only thing that has changed is the presence of this unexpected handkerchief. This situation could trigger a sense of worry and isolation, which could be difficult to navigate