The cornea and anterior eye segments are vital to vision and ocular health, yet diseases affecting these areas can lead to significant visual impairment. Advances in diagnostic techniques and research methodologies have enhanced our understanding and management of these conditions, but challenges like early detection, precise imaging, and effective treatment monitoring persist. While current methods have made significant strides, their optimization and integration with emerging technologies are essential to meet the evolving demands of clinical and research settings.

This Methods Collection aims to gather a diverse array of established and emerging methods used to diagnose and research corneal and anterior segment diseases. It will highlight the wide range of approaches currently employed, including, but not limited to, advancements in diagnostic techniques and methods for studying various aspects of ocular health. The collection will also highlight innovative strategies for treatment and monitoring, offering insights into the latest developments and their potential applications.

By compiling these diverse methodologies, this collection will be a valuable resource for clinicians, researchers, and educators. It will facilitate the adoption of best practices, inspire further innovation, and ultimately contribute to improved patient outcomes and a deeper understanding of corneal and anterior segment diseases.