Eyeworld

4 EW ASCRS NEWS Cataract, uveitis, and posterior synechiae Source: Karl Brasse, MD, EyeLand Design 30 26 12 11 ASCRS NEWS Gear up for the 2019 Surgical Summit 3 Intimate meeting setting combines top-notch education with activities like skiing, Sundance Film Festival by Liz Hillman Spotlight on a sight giver: Richard Litwin, MD 11 ASCRS member discusses how new volunteers can prepare to do international charitable work by Susan MacDonald, MD, and Julia Donaldson From residents to mentors: Twenty years of Annual Meetings 12 A group of ophthalmologists has been attending the ASCRS•ASOA Annual Meeting for more than 20 years In the journal 13 NEWS & OPINION Insights You can observe a lot just by watching 14 A book review of Dr. Robert Winters' Accidental Medical Discoveries, an exposition of the stories behind the stories of 26 revolutionary therapeutic miracles by J.C. Noreika, MD, MBA Pilot study shows changes in corneal innervation and trigeminal nerves of newly diagnosed patients with Parkinson's disease 16 Methods could provide a noninvasive way to study neurological changes by Liz Hillman Human microbiome research makes headway but ocular microbiome research still emerging 22 Early findings point to possible role of microbiota in eye disease by Vanessa Caceres To the point: Simple practice tune-ups for complex times Onboarding a new administrator: How to smooth the transition 24 Key issues and pearls to consider when onboarding your next lay leader by John B. Pinto and Corinne Wohl, MHSA, COE CATARACT Device focus MIGS for cataract surgeons 26 An overview of current MIGS devices, potential candidates, and how to get started by Michelle Stephenson ASCRS educator spotlight: D. Brian Kim, MD 10 Dr. Kim has contributed to the society's outstanding education, helping members strengthen their skills and sharpen their expertise by Denise Monasterio YES connect Managing cases of loose zonules with hooks, rings, and segments 30 Experts discuss the why, when, and how of capsular tension hooks, rings, and segments by Liz Hillman Research highlight Post-cataract CME under examination 20 Considering possible connection to medications by Maxine Lipner Dealing with challenging cases in corneal surgery 38 Surgeons discuss two issues they often see in corneal surgery and what treatments they employ by Ellen Stodola Three cataract cases highlight challenges and pearls 40 Problems can occur when you least expect it by Vanessa Caceres Challenging refractive surgery cases 43 Experts discuss the challenges of dysfunctional lens syndrome, amblyopia, ocular surface disease, and vision restoration by Liz Hillman Innovations in challenging glaucoma cases 46 Surgeons identify the latest treatments and innovations to help their most challenging glaucoma cases by Rich Daly Challenging cases 38–47 Eric Donnenfeld, MD, chief medical editor World VieW 9 Challenging cases and innovative solutions July 2018 Feature July 2018 16

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