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UPDATE 10 by Denise Monasterio ASCRS Marketing and Communications Manager the Unexpected," which is available for viewing through ASCRS Webi- nar-on-Demand, and moderated the first-ever Residents and Fellows Poster Presentation session at the 2015 ASCRS•ASOA Symposium & Congress. He has also served as a member of the Young Eye Surgeons Clinical Committee. Dr. Kim is a corneal special- ist who practices comprehensive ophthalmology and treats all aspects of eye disease at Professional Eye Associates in Dalton, Georgia. Dr. Kim received his bachelor of arts in chemistry at Amherst College and spent the subsequent year at Boston Medical Center as a research tech- nician where he helped publish and author articles on leukemia treat- ments. He completed his medical degree at Albany Medical College, receiving award recognition for ex- cellence in ophthalmology research. He completed his medical intern- ship at the Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans, and his residency in ophthalmology at the Louisiana State University Eye Center in New Orleans. Dr. Kim also pursued addi- tional subspecialty fellowship train- ing in corneal transplant surgery and refractive surgery at the LSU Eye Center. Dr. Kim has published numer- ous articles and has lectured nation- ally on his interests in ophthalmolo- gy. He was selected among his peers as the vice president of the Georgia Society of Ophthalmology. In his free time, Dr. Kim enjoys playing basketball, singing, and spending time with his family. Interested in becoming a vol- unteer with ASCRS? Visit ascrs.org/ volunteer. Not a member? Joining is easy. Visit ascrs.org/join for full information. EW Contact information Monasterio: dmonasterio@ascrs.org E very year, the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) hosts in-person events: the ASCRS•ASOA Annual Meeting, the Combined Ophthal- mic Symposium, and the Young Eye Surgeons (YES) Advanced Cataract Training. In addition, ASCRS holds live webinars throughout the year These educational opportunities have been extremely successful each year. One factor in this success is the continued dedication and volunteer- ism from the individuals who serve as educators. In this new regular feature, we will introduce you to individuals who have contributed to the soci- ety's outstanding education, helping members strengthen their skills and sharpen their expertise. This month's spotlight is on D. Brian Kim, MD. This past April at the 2018 ASCRS•ASOA Annu- al Meeting, Dr. Kim served as a co-instructor in the Advanced Phaco Skills Transfer session and the Iris Suturing Skills Transfer session. During one of these sessions, an attendee was paired with Dr. Kim and shared this feedback with ASCRS: "Great skills transfer class this morning with Dr. Brian Kim as instructor. He did an excellent job. I was able to accomplish my desire to learn various techniques, including iris suturing." Outside of the Annual Meeting, Dr. Kim is highly active in ASCRS. He is a frequent contributor on Eye- Connect, the ASCRS online forum for real-time member collaboration and knowledge sharing. Last year, he uploaded his video, "Injector-As- sisted Haptic Fixation: My Step-Wise Approach." His video is still avail- able for viewing on his EyeConnect post, and you can read the discus- sion among Dr. Kim and EyeCon- nect members about his modifica- tion of the Yamane double needle scleral haptic fixation technique. Dr. Kim served as a panelist for a recent Young Eye Surgeons webinar, "Phaco FUNdamentals: Expecting ASCRS educator spotlight: D. Brian Kim, MD John Odette, MD, discusses the role MIGS is playing in cataract practices Page: 27 2019 EyeWorld Surgical Summit ad James Davison, MD, discusses the role of intraoperative aberrometry in cataract surgery Page: 28–29 Lisa Arbisser, MD, shares her technique of zonule friendly CTR insertion Page: 31 EyeWorld Hub ad Optimizing Diagnostic Protocols, Combination Therapies, and Modern MIGS for Early to Advanced Glaucoma Page: 37 Hungwon Tchah, MD, discusses the need for aggressive management of dry eye in cataract and keratorefractive patients Page: 44 EyeWorld Augmented Reality (EWAR) index EyeWorld Corporate rePlay ad Warren Hill, MD, discusses pearls for improved refractive outcomes with cataract surgery Page: 59 EyeWorld rePlay ad Ramon Ghanem, MD, discusses complications of the big bubble technique for DALK Page: 61 Amar Agarwal, MD, reviews a video of a glued IOL in the eye of a patient with Marfan syndrome Page: 70 Bruna Ventura, MD, discusses a technique involving partial haptic amputation for lens subluxation Page: 72 Douglas Koch, MD, discusses the nuances of the double-needle technique for scleral IOL fixation Page: 73

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