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40 | EYEWORLD DAILY NEWS | JULY 25, 2021 ASCRS ANNUAL MEETING DAILY NEWS IOL power was selected based on preoperative biometric mea- surements and modern formulas. Intraoperative aberrometry was performed on all cases, and the IOL power selection by the sur- geon was based on comparison of preoperative and intraoperative biometry data. The study included 21 eyes of 15 patients, and all patients had previous myopic refractive sur- gery and received the PanOptix or PanOptix toric IOL. Patients were evaluated at 3 months postop. In the study, 12 eyes had a YAG capsulotomy prior to screen- ing, and five eyes had a laser fine-tune prior to results. The trifocal IOL provided monocular DCVA and UCVA of 20/25 or better at distance, and 20/32 or better at intermediate and near. Additionally, the trifocal IOL provided binocular DCVA and UCVA of 20/20 or better at distance, and 20/25 or better at intermediate and near. Dr. Greenwood noted that 93% of patients were very or somewhat satisfied with their vi- sion. When asked how often they noticed glare or halo, 57% of pa- tients said not at all or very little, and when asked how bothered they were by glare or halo, 79% said they were not at all bothered or very little. Patients were also asked about the need for spectacle correction for various activities in their daily lives. When asked how often they wore glasses for daytime driving, 86% said never, while 93% said they never wore glasses for night- time driving. When asked how often they wore glasses for using the computer, 79% said never; 86% said they never wear glasses for using their mobile phone; and 93% said they never wear glasses for watching TV. Lastly, patients were asked if they had to have surgery again, would they choose the same lens option, and 92.9% said yes. Editors' note: Dr. Greenwood and Dr. Kramer have financial interests with Alcon. Glaucoma paper session covers surgical procedures, outcomes Cathleen McCabe, MD, presented "5-Year Follow-up of a Schlemm's Canal Microstent Combined with Cataract Surgery in Primary Open Angle Glaucoma." The paper detailed the final results from the HORIZON trial. continued on page 42 continued from page 36 Best papers Corneal Cross-Linking Outcomes in Patients with Thin Corneas: Can We Help More Patients with Keratectasia? Abby Perrenoud Histopathological Findings of Specimens in the Dead Bag Syndrome Catherine Culp, MD Rate of Endothelial Cell Loss and Graft Survival in Descemet's Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (DMEK) in Eyes Requiring a Rebubble Jessica Chen, MD Best posters A Videographic Evaluation of Eyedrop Administration By Ophthalmic Technicians Annie Wu, MD Visual and Refractive Outcomes in DMEK Followed By Monofocal IOL Implantation Versus Combined Triple Procedures Katherine Chuang, MD 12-Month Retrospective Comparison of Goniotomy Devices in Glaucomatous Eyes at the Time of Cataract Surgery Hayley Miller, BScOptom Differences in Cataract Surgery Outcomes By Race Nakul Singh, MD Some of the winners will be presenting live today from 12:00–1:00 p.m. in Oceanside E. Resident and fellow winners for best papers and posters

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