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Both Dr. Trattler and Dr. Loh
are involved in a number of orga-
nizations and research pursuits.
Dr. Loh is the incoming president
of CEDARS/ASPENS. She focuses
on cataract and refractive cataract
surgery as well as cornea and glau-
coma, and uses many new technol-
ogies and products. Dr. Trattler also
focuses on cataract and refractive
procedures as well as cornea. He has
been involved in numerous FDA
clinical trials, including trials that
have led to approval of various IOLs,
Dr. Loh and Dr. Trattler celebrate the beginning of 2019 with their son.
Source (all): Jennifer Loh, MD
anti-inflammatory medications
used with cataract surgery, as well as
crosslinking.
Dr. Trattler and Dr. Loh recent-
ly welcomed their newest family
member, Daniel, who was born in
mid-December. Dr. Trattler noted
that their upcoming ophthalmic
meeting obligations may change
slightly with a newborn. "Our near-
term free time is going to be focus-
ing on our son," he said.
They usually go to more than
15 meetings a year and still plan to
travel. Dr. Loh admitted that some-
times it is hard to balance every-
thing, but she said their shared work
and interests helps at meetings.
Dr. Trattler agreed. "If either of
us was in a different field, it would
be difficult if we had competing
meetings," he said, adding that all
the meetings help them become
better doctors because there is so
much to learn. The collaboration
onsite with friends, colleagues, and
industry is great, he said, and they
feel fortunate to have meetings as
the springboard to talk, learn, and
debate because the field is dynamic
and always changing.
Dr. Trattler said that they are
both adventurous and enjoy activi-
ties like skiing, white water rafting,
hiking, ziplining, and horseback
riding.
Sometimes they're able to do
these activities with friends in and
around meetings, like kayaking with
whales in Hawaii. "We get a lot of
energy from our friends and col-
leagues," Dr. Trattler said. "The field
of ophthalmology and the people
make us better in so many ways.
We're lucky to have such a strong
network of friends."
They often joke that they see
their friends from other parts of the
country more often than they see
friends locally, Dr. Loh said. "It gives
you a strong network of support
both personally and for your profes-
sional career." EW
Contact information
Loh: jenniferlohmd@gmail.com
Trattler: wtrattler@gmail.com
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Johnson & Johnson Vision
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Katena Products
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New World Medical
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Phone: 832-260-8010
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Stephens Instruments
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Wills Eye Hospital
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ASCRS•ASOA/
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Annual Meeting
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ASCRS Glaucoma Day
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ASCRS Refractive Day
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Cornea Day
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2019 ASOA Program
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ASCRS Membership
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ASCRS Center for Learning
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EyeConnect 365
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www.ascrs.org
EyeWorld Meetings
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www.eyeworld.org
EyeWorld CME
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www.eyeworld.org
EyeWorld Corporate Mornings
Page: 73
www.eyeworld.org
Run For Sight
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YES Residents & Fellows
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AnnualMeeting.ascrs.org
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