Giuseppe Giannaccare
Professor, University of Bologna ,
Italy
Mathews Journal of Ophthalmology (MJO; ISSN 2474-6932) is an open acess journal that publishes original and arresting research on a variety of ophthalmology-related topics, such as optometry, visual science, cell biology and genetics of the eye, primary and secondary eye care, pharmacology and drug-based therapy in eye diseases, patient education regarding eye health, patient safety, quality of care improvements, patient compliance and satisfaction with treatment regimens.
The journal places special emphasis on eye-related disorders, such as red eye, corneal abrasion, corneal ulcers, graves ophthalmopathy, ophthalmia, amblyopia, anisometropia, color blindness, deuteranopia, dyschromotopsia, glaucoma, isopter, and peripapillary atrophy. MJO is an indispensable source of ophthalmology-related information for the general practitioners, specialists, subspecialists, and trainees.
MJO publishes innovative and clinically relevant ophthalmology research, and is therefore the first choice for authors aiming to submit their manuscripts pertaining to vision and for authors aiming to subject their manuscripts to an unbiased and authoritative peer review.
Why publish with us?
High Visibility: Mathews Journal of Ophthalmology (MJO) follows open access policy that allows the published articles in the journal will reach across the globe.
Promotion in Social Media: Once an article is published online, MJO provides article alerts and regular email updates to subscribers through its social media platforms.
Rigorous peer review: Every manuscript submitted undergoes a thorough and rigorous double-blind peer-review. This process eliminates subjective judgments and bias from the decision making process.
We welcome all types of articles related to Ophthalmology. For submission assistance contact: i[email protected]. Please follow the Author Guidelines.
If you are not sure whether your work is suitable for this journal, please email us at i[email protected] or call us at +1-606-405–6566.
Published : 12th October 2026
Authors : Mona Abdelkader1*, Sohyla Fathi Mahmoud Ali Elgabry2, Eman El Hefney1, Ayman Abd El Ghaffar1, Lena Al-Goharey3
Citation : Abdelkader M, et al. (2026). Iontophoretic Co-delivery of NAD⁺ and KPV Rapidly Suppresses Systemic hs-CRP in Humans. Mathews J Dermatol. 11(1):40.
Published : 12th October 2026
Authors : Sow As1*, Lam B1, Ndiaye C1, Ba Ao1, Camara A1, Diallo R1, Ndiaye Jmm1, Ndoye Pa1
Citation : Sow AS, et al. (2026). Bilateral Sphenoid Mucocele Presenting with Decreased Visual Acuity. Mathews J Ophthalmol. 11(1):41.
Published : 29th June 2026
Authors : Sow AS*, Niasse N, Diallo R, BA AO, Camara A, Mendy GKJI, Ndiaye JMM, Ndoye Roth PA
Citation : Sow AS, et al. (2026). Bardet-Biedl Syndrome: A Case Report from Dalal Jamm Hospital in Dakar. Mathews J Ophthalmol. 11(1):39.
Published : 28th October 2025
Author : Yaghoobi Gholamhossein*
Citation : Gholamhossein Y. (2025). Stargardt Disease a Clinical Finding of Circumb Papillary Band Shape Hyperpigmentery Hallow. Mathews J Ophthalmol. 10(1):38.
Published : 11th December 2024
Authors : Gholamhossein Yaghoobi1,*, Mohammad Dehghanifiroozabad2, Mohammadali Yaghoobi3
Citation : Yaghoobi G, et al. (2024). Clinical Manifestation and Papilledma as Intracranial Hypertension in Behcet’s Disease without Cerebral Venous Thrombosis. Mathews J Ophthalmol. 9(1):37.
Published : 03rd April 2024
Author : Gholamhossein Yaghoobi*
Citation : Yaghoobi G. (2024). Mystery of Clinical Diagnostic Approach in Chronic Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: A Doubtful Case Report of Circumbcircular Autoflurescence. Mathews J Ophthalmol. 9(1):36.
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