Eyeworld

4 March 2017 EW NEWS & OPINION History of inlays, the current market, and what's yet to come 86 What's available now and what's coming down the pipeline with these presbyopia-correcting implants by Liz Hillman Weighing the pros and cons of inlays 89 They provide another option for presbyopic patients, but careful patient selection is crucial by Vanessa Caceres Choosing a corneal inlay candidate 91 Experts reveal the right and the wrong patient criteria for corneal inlay implantation by Stefanie Petrou Binder, MD Testing corneal inlays 95 Strategies for predicting success by Maxine Lipner Roles vary for inlays among presbyopia treatments 98 Surgeons' experience with corneal inlays have shown which patients can benefit and how the devices interact with other treatments by Rich Daly Implanting corneal inlays 100 Experts discuss considerations when implanting different corneal inlays by Ellen Stodola ASCRS NEWS Optical power calculation tools on ASCRS site expands to five 3 The new Barrett Rx Formula by Graham Bar- rett, FRANZCO, provides lens calculations for three different lens implantation scenarios by Rich Daly by Vance Thompson, MD World VieW 12 Corneal inlays come of age Feature March 2017 Advances in corneal inlays 86–102 16 20 32 34 Insightful news from the ASCRS Foundation ASCRS member volunteers to change lives for the better 15 A Dallas practice makes a difference in its own community through Operation Sight by Natalie Zundel Food, fun, and new Exhibit Hall activities offered at the 2017 ASCRS•ASOA Symposium & Congress 16 New ways to connect with attendees and exhibitors by Denise Monasterio In the journal 17 NEWS & OPINION Advocating for you and your practice 20 Key legislative and regulatory accomplish- ments in 2016 to reduce regulatory burden and preserve access to specialty care by Allison Dickert Madson Expanding EyeWorld's reach in education and events 22 A spotlight on EyeWorld's programming in honor of its 20-year anniversary by Maxine Lipner ASCRS president's corner of the world Clarifying ASCRS in a time of change 27 Dr. Solomon shares his message from a Janu- ary 29, 2017, EyeConnect conversation By Kerry D. Solomon, MD Insights Staying current, getting smarter 32 Distance learning in real time is a mere piece of what portends for the future of medicine and ophthalmology by J.C. Noreika, MD, MBA Research highlight Alzheimer's-related proteins could be causing age-related macular degeneration 34 Research identifies how amyloid beta proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease could affect retinal neurons by Liz Hillman Exclusive programming for young eye surgeons at the 2017 ASCRS•ASOA Symposium & Congress 14 Visit the YES Connect Lounge in between the variety of YES educational programs by Denise Monasterio Research highlight Google's artificial intelligence program detects diabetic retinopathy 38 Deep learning algorithm "on par" with ophthalmologists identifying referable diabetic retinopathy and DME by Liz Hillman Chief medical editor's corner of the world What have we done for you lately? 24 A look at what ASCRS provides beyond the meeting, publications, and calculators by Eric Donnenfeld, MD Cover image: Karl Brasse, MD, EyeLand Design Presentation spotlight Tips to overcome oversights in neuro-ophthalmology 36 Neuro-ophthalmological pitfalls that doctors encounter in clinical practice and how to avoid them by Stefanie Petrou Binder, MD

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