Enliven: Clinical Ophthalmology Research

Ocular Anatomy and Physiology: Structural and functional study about eyes.
Ophthalmic Optics: Study dealing with optical elements to improve the vision.
Ocular Therapeutics: Medical treatments for eye related diseases and disorders.
Eye Diseases: All eye related diseases ? cause and treatment.
Motility Disorders: The condition of eye movement impairment in diseases.
Systemic Ophthalmology: Study deals with the condition of causing systemic eye diseases from any other body parts.
Preventive Ophthalmology: Process of providing ophthalmological services to prevent the sight threatening ocular conditions.
Ophthalmology and Surgery: Surgeries to eye or adnexa to cure the illness.
Clinical Visual Sciences: Clinical applications and studies regarding the visual ability of eyes.
Retinal Function Disorders: Disorders and treatments of retina.
Retinal Imaging: The recent technology to capture retinal image viewing blood vessels, optic nerves in eyes.
Trauma and Emergency Ophthalmology: Emergency services for physically effected eyes.
Community Ophthalmology: The program to promote eye health and blindness prevention through public health methods.
Experimental Ophthalmology: Study that deals with experimental methods in treating ophthalmic diseases and disorders.
Neuro-Ophthalmology: Study dealing with ophthalmic diseases or disorders with respect to the optic nerves.
Ophthalmic-Research: Advanced research and discoveries in ophthalmology.
Acute Zonal Occult Outer Retinopathy (AZOOR): A typical condition where one or more outer retinal zones become unfunctional affecting the eyes.
Non-Arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION): Loss of vision caused due to optic nerve damage because of insufficient blood supply.
Clinical Ophthalmology: Clinical studies and applications in ophthalmology.
Intraocular Tumors: Growth of tumors in eye and adnexa affecting eyes.
Ocular Physiology: Study of eye physiology
Physiology of Vision: Physiology of ability to see.
Corneal Transplantation: Process of replacing damaged cornea with healthy donor tissue to treat and improve the eye conditions.

All submissions will undergo vigorous peer review process.
High quality review process.
Permanent published archives.
Author loyal benefits.
Reviewer credits.
Visible specified citations.
Open access - Maximum dissemination.
Un-interrupted author communication.
Standard author guidelines.
Minimal publication charges with convenient and safe modes of transfer.

Enliven: Clinical Ophthalmology Research

Cho Kinsang

James Vernon Odom

Ji-jing pang

Kin CHIU

Tara Moore