Learning paths

Organized ophthalmology study for clinical thinkers.

Use these paths to move from fundamentals to image-based cases, surgical concepts, and high-yield review.

Illustrated eye used for ophthalmology teaching
Case path

Clinical Case Studies

Practice differential diagnosis and management planning from concise vignettes, exam data, and ophthalmic images.

  • Chief complaint and history
  • Exam and imaging findings
  • Teaching pearls and next steps
Open cases
Skills path

Surgical Skills Videos

Prepare for ophthalmic procedures with stepwise teaching, anatomy review, common pitfalls, and technique reminders.

  • Procedure setup and anatomy
  • Key hand movements and landmarks
  • Postoperative reasoning
Suggest a video
Review path

Ophthalmology Essentials

Build a foundation with high-yield reviews on anatomy, optics, pathology, pharmacology, and exam frameworks.

  • Readable topic summaries
  • Visual memory anchors
  • Board-style review prompts
Browse resources
Gear path

Ophthalmic Lens Ordering

Choose an indirect lens, slit lamp lens, macula/nerve lens, and gonio lens using a resident-focused decision guide.

  • Starter lens bundles
  • Comparison tables and tradeoffs
  • Clean order template
Build a lens order
Teaching path

Educator Resources

Adapt case structures, image prompts, and discussion questions for small-group teaching or independent review.

  • Case templates
  • Discussion prompts
  • Submission guidance
Contribute

How to use EyeSpy

Short, visual, and clinically anchored.

Start with a case or resource, pause before the answer, and write down your differential. Then compare your thinking against the teaching points and management plan.

For group learning, use one case as a conference warm-up or a quick teaching session before clinic.