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2022 ASCRS Annual Meeting Final Program | 23 ASCRS SUBSPECIALTY DAY ASCRS REFRACTIVE DAY 2:05–2:10 p.m. Panel discussion 2:10–2:30 p.m. Role play/discussion: Panelists to share their best IQ pearl or conversation Panel 2 to select 2–3 scenarios; first panel to engage with second panel for matter of fact discussion after the scenarios are acted out Panel 1: John Hovanesian, MD, William Trattler, MD, Bonnie Henderson, MD Panel 2: Karl Stonecipher, MD, Mitchell Jackson, MD, Luke Rebenitsch, MD 2:30–3:00 p.m. Break with exhibitors Session V: Postop Strategies to Improve IQ Moderators: Eric Donnenfeld, MD, Kathryn Hatch, MD Panel: Nicole Fram, MD, Steven Dell, MD, Elizabeth Yeu, MD 3:00–3:02 p.m. Introduction Kathryn Hatch, MD 3:02–3:05 p.m. The 5 Cs for poor IQ following cataract surgery Eric Donnenfeld, MD 1. Cornea and tear film 2. Cylinder and refractive error 3. Centration of the IOL 4. Capsular opacification 5. CME 3:05–3:12 p.m. Cornea and tear film: How to rapidly improve the cornea surface and tear film following cataract surgery Edward J. Holland, MD 3:12–3:19 p.m. Cylinder and refractive error: LASIK, PRK, SMILE and LRIs to resolve refractive errors following cataract surgery Neda Shamie, MD 3:19–3:26 p.m. Panel discussion 3:26–3:33 p.m. Capsular opacification and centration: When to do a YAG capsulotomy and how and when to do an IOL exchange Sumit (Sam) Garg, MD 3:33–3:40 p.m. CME: How to optimally treat and when to refer patients with CME Christina Weng, MD 3:40–3:47 p.m. My approach to the unhappy patient John Hovanesian, MD 3:47–3:54 p.m. Panel discussion 3:54–4:26 p.m. Case presentations: What would you do? Improving the IQ of patients following cataract surgery Kerry Solomon, MD, David Chang, MD, and panel 4:26–4:27 p.m. Session V closing remarks Kathryn Hatch, MD 4:27–4:30 p.m. Refractive Day closing remarks/ welcome Parag Parekh, MD Vance Thompson, MD 4:30–4:45 p.m. Government relations update Parag Parekh, MD

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