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SEPTEMBER 2021 | EYEWORLD | 3 by Eric Donnenfeld, MD Chief Medical Editor segment surgery to our readership. Additionally, I have tried to emphasize the joy and privilege it is to be an ophthalmologist, given the oppor- tunity to improve vision and quality of life for patients with the technology and techniques covered in EyeWorld. During my tenure as chief medical editor, we have highlighted several disruptive technol- ogies for our readership, including new multi- focal and extended depth of focus IOLs, SMILE, wavefront and topographic corneal ablations, advances in dry eye therapy, and new MIGS devices for not only glaucoma specialists but comprehensive ophthalmologists. These tech- nologies change the way we practice, and the articles in EyeWorld include cutting-edge analy- sis of these advances. This has been an incredi- ble honor. Congratulations to the entire team at EyeWorld for 25 years of excellence, changing the way we learn about new technology, making us better ophthalmologists, and advancing patient care. F or 25 years, EyeWorld has been a shining beacon of the best source for everything I need to know about cataract, re- fractive, cornea, and glau- coma. EyeWorld has been an international source of the best information in ophthalmology. Import- ant stories have been brought to my door with multiple sources of documentation and credibil- ity. EyeWorld has been a welcome friend that I look forward to seeing on a regular basis. One of the highlights of my professional career has been the opportunity to serve as chief medical editor of EyeWorld for the last 6 years. I followed David Chang, MD, who set a high standard of excellence, and I have worked closely with the editorial staff, section editors, and Editorial Board. I simply try to maintain the level of excellence they bring to the publication. My mission continues to be bringing the most important articles in the world of anterior Celebrating 25 years before approaches lumps surface with therapy — P. 50 diagnosis and cataract surgery — P. 56 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Getting beyond the dry front: Update on immunomodulation for dry eye disease — P. 62 An ASCRS Publication Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA Novel glaucoma therapies — P. 74 nothing? — P. 42 Identifying and treating ocular surface disease — P. 50 Diagnostics for dry eye — P. 52 Present and future of dry eye treatment — P. 53 TFOS DEWS II — P. 56 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Intracameral antibiotics — P. 46 Augmented Reality index — P. 12 An ASCRS Publication Vol. 22, No. 11 November 2017 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org ECP in refractory glaucoma — P. 70 3-D printed corneas — P. 26 SMILE for myopia treatment — P. 62 Identifying and treating ocular surface disease — P. 50 Diagnostics for dry eye — P. 52 Present and future of dry eye treatment — P. 53 TFOS DEWS II — P. 56 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Intracameral antibiotics — P. 46 Augmented Reality index — P. 12 An ASCRS Publication Vol. 22, No. 11 November 2017 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org ECP in refractory glaucoma — P. 70 3-D printed corneas — P. 26 SMILE for myopia treatment — P. 62 Featuring: Complicated glaucoma surgery management Trabs, tubes, and new treatments — P. 50 Small pupils and IFIS — P. 51 Shallow eyes in glaucoma patients — P. 54 Cataract surgery and glaucoma management — P. 58 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Congenital Zika syndrome: What is known so far — P. 18 Vol. 21, No. 11 November 2016 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication Toric IOLs in pediatric cases — P. 76 Perforated cataract post trauma — P. 34 Performing DSAEK — P. 45 Featuring … Best practices in the use of intracameral antibiotics Intracameral versus topical — P. 38 The Kaiser Permanente protocol — P. 40 Debating the best intracameral antibiotic — P. 43 Results of 2014 ASCRS endophthalmitis antibiotic prophylaxis survey — P. 44 Trends in intracameral antibiotic use — P. 48 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Pearls to effectively remove a pterygium — P. 60 VOL. 20, NUMBER 1 January 2015 The News Magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA Review of latest in intracameral antibiotics — P. 22 Value of gonioscopy — P. 34 ACS Meeting Reporter — P. 66 digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication Featuring … Best practices in the use of intracameral antibiotics Intracameral versus topical — P. 38 The Kaiser Permanente protocol — P. 40 Debating the best intracameral antibiotic — P. 43 Results of 2014 ASCRS endophthalmitis antibiotic prophylaxis survey — P. 44 Trends in intracameral antibiotic use — P. 48 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Pearls to effectively remove a pterygium — P. 60 VOL. 20, NUMBER 1 January 2015 The News Magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA Review of latest in intracameral antibiotics — P. 22 Value of gonioscopy — P. 34 ACS Meeting Reporter — P. 66 digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication Featuring: Treating the cornea before cataract surgery Preop corneal irregularity approaches for cataract patients — P. 46 Tips to diagnose corneal lumps and bumps — P. 48 Optimizing the ocular surface with amniotic membrane therapy — P. 50 Primer for dry eye diagnosis and treatment before cataract surgery — P. 56 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Getting beyond the dry front: Update on immunomodulation for dry eye disease — P. 62 An ASCRS Publication Vol. 22, No. 5 May 2017 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org Novel glaucoma therapies — P. 74 Posterior corneal astigmatism — P. 32 Lens, laser, or nothing? — P. 42 Correcting residual refractive error – p. 52 Treating dry eye – p. 54 Managing glaucoma – p. 60 Creating capsulotomies – p. 62 Cataract surgery anesthesia – p. 66 SMILE lenticules in patients with corneal defects show promising outcomes — P. 81 Volume 23, number 9 September 2018 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery Preparing for anterior vitrectomy — P. 38 Refractive surprise in glaucoma patients — P. 50 Tear film analysis — P. 68 digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication Products that could change how you practice New and emerging options that may help with: USA Featuring: Treating the cornea before cataract surgery Preop corneal irregularity approaches for cataract patients — P. 46 Tips to diagnose corneal lumps and bumps — P. 48 Optimizing the ocular surface with amniotic membrane therapy — P. 50 Primer for dry eye diagnosis and treatment before cataract surgery — P. 56 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Getting beyond the dry front: Update on immunomodulation for dry eye disease — P. 62 An ASCRS Publication Vol. 22, No. 5 May 2017 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org Novel glaucoma therapies — P. 74 Posterior corneal astigmatism — P. 32 Lens, laser, or nothing? — P. 42 Extended depth of focus lenses – p. 27 Volume 24, number 1 January 2019 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery 2019 ASCRS Foundation Chang Humanitarian Award — p. 12 Early cataract diagnosis technology — p. 62 digital.eyeworld.org USA Crosslinking playbook Preoperative considerations – p. 44 Intraop and postop management – p. 46 Adjunctive treatments – p. 47 Future directions – p. 50 An ASCRS Publication Featuring: Complicated glaucoma surgery management Trabs, tubes, and new treatments — P. 50 Small pupils and IFIS — P. 51 Shallow eyes in glaucoma patients — P. 54 Cataract surgery and glaucoma management — P. 58 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Congenital Zika syndrome: What is known so far — P. 18 Vol. 21, No. 11 November 2016 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org Toric IOLs in pediatric cases — P. 76 Perforated cataract post trauma — P. 34 Performing DSAEK — P. 45 Featuring: Complicated glaucoma surgery management Trabs, tubes, and new treatments — P. 50 Small pupils and IFIS — P. 51 Shallow eyes in glaucoma patients — P. 54 Cataract surgery and glaucoma management — P. 58 Table of contents P. 4, 6 Congenital Zika syndrome: What is known so far — P. 18 Vol. 21, No. 11 November 2016 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication Toric IOLs in pediatric cases — P. 76 Perforated cataract post trauma — P. 34 Performing DSAEK — P. 45 VOL. 20, NUMBER 1 January 2015 The News Magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA Review of latest in intracameral antibiotics — P. 22 Value of gonioscopy — P. 34 ACS Meeting Reporter — P. 66 digital.eyeworld.org 25 Celebrang OU R S I LVE R AN N IVE R SARY

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