Eyeworld

JUNE 2022 | EYEWORLD | 13 clinician-oriented, state-of-the-art information in our ever-expanding specialty. EyeWorld is the voice of ASCRS, and in our fast-paced world, it partners with anterior segment surgeons to pro- vide information on the latest and most import- ant advances in our field in terms of surgery, medicine, and practice management in print and online. Our goal is that in every issue of EyeWorld, there is an opportunity to elevate our knowledge base and the care that we provide to our patients. For the past 7 years, I have accepted the honor and good fortune to serve as the chief medical editor of EyeWorld. Now is the time to extend the stewardship of EyeWorld to Sumit "Sam" Garg, MD, an extraordinary ophthal- mologist. Sam is a professor of ophthalmology at the University of California, Irvine, medical director of the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute, and vice chair of clinical ophthalmology. He has published extensively in the field of cornea, refractive, cataract, and external disease. He trained under the legend Roger Steinert, MD. Sam is honest, ethical, thoughtful, and insight- ful with a good sense of humor. He is a leader in our field, having chaired the ASCRS Young Eye Surgeons (YES) Clinical Committee and served as a member of the Cornea Clinical Com- mittee. I have no doubt he will raise the bar at EyeWorld, and I look forward to reading every issue going forward. In closing, I will not say goodbye because there is still so much to accomplish but a simple thank you to our readership. The pleasure has been mine. and maintaining the enthusiasm of the ASCRS staff. Richard Hoffman, MD, one of the finest cataract specialists in the world, completed his term as president of ASCRS after providing extraordinary leadership and integrity, and one of the best glaucoma surgeons in the world, Douglas Rhee, MD, has become our new presi- dent. ASCRS and EyeWorld welcome Doug and the contributions he will make to our profes- sion. I would also like to give special recognition to Edward Holland, MD, Program Committee chair of the ASCRS Annual Meeting for almost a decade. Ed works tirelessly behind the scenes to create what is universally acknowledged as the best anterior segment meeting in the world. We always leave the Annual Meeting energized and more enthusiastic than ever with the pearls we have gained to raise the quality of care provided to our patients. EyeWorld is fortunate to be led by an in- credible staff. My profuse thanks to Managing Director Stacy Jablonski and Editorial Co-Di- rectors Ellen Stodola and Liz Hillman for their tireless work and the pride exhibited in creating each and every issue. Our section editors— Cataract Editor Rosa Braga-Mele, MD, Cornea Editor Clara Chan, MD, Refractive Editor Vance Thompson, MD, and Glaucoma Editor Nate Radcliffe, MD—are not only superlative interna- tionally known ophthalmologists but regularly come up with the important topics that populate EyeWorld. The publication has grown and matured into the preeminent periodical in ophthalmology and a must-read for all of us who seek to incorporate in-depth, balanced, continued from page 3 Featuring … Tips for management of secondary glaucoma cases Pseudoexfoliation glaucoma — P. 40 Pigmentary glaucoma — P. 44 Secondary pigmentary glaucoma — P. 47 How to use gonioscopy-assisted transluminal trabeculectomy — P. 50 Table of contents P. 4, 6 How glaucoma medications impact the ocular surface — P. 58 VOL. 20, NUMBER 5 May 2015 The news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery USA digital.eyeworld.org An ASCRS Publication 2015 ASCRS•ASOA coverage — P. 80 WCC VII coverage — P. 74 6 preop pearls for astigmatism — P. 32 EW_May Cover 2015-DL.indd 1 5/12/15 11:00 AM ASCRS ANNUAL MEETING FOR SURGEONS. FOR YOU. WWW.EYEWORLD.ORG APRIL 2022 VOLUME 27, NUMBER 1 GENETIC TESTING FOR KERATOCONUS P. 73 EyeWorld would like to thank Dr. Donnenfeld for his 7 years of service as Chief Medical Editor (May 2015 to April 2022). With many changes to the publication during this time, we appreciate his support, expertise, and enthusiasm in continuing to bring our readers content on the most relevant and important information in ophthalmology.

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