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APRIL 24, 2022 | EYEWORLD DAILY NEWS | 31 ASCRS ANNUAL MEETING DAILY NEWS 90%," he said. It is possible to attain this level of accuracy, but it takes a lot of work. Dr. Hill added that when he talks to physicians around the world who have similar outcomes, they all note the importance of being metic- ulous, optimizing the ocular surface prior to biometry, validating every aspect of biometry, and refining out- comes based on past experience. The common thread is the commitment to excellence, Dr. Hill said. He plans to go into detail on how to get to the highest possible accuracy because with IOLs like multifocal and torics, the highest possible level of accuracy is required. Panelists for the Lindstrom Sym- posium will include Dimitri Azar, MD, Reay Brown, MD, Clara Chan, MD, and Steven Dell, MD, with moderator Edward Holland, MD. W arren Hill, MD, will give the second Richard L. Lindstrom, MD, Lecture, at today's General Session, presenting on the accuracy in IOL power selection and discussing "Are we there yet?" Dr. Hill spoke to EyeWorld about some of the topics he plans to touch on, noting that he will give some historical perspective and look at where we are currently and what's on the horizon. He said there is much to discuss on the topic of IOL power selection. As anterior segment surgeons, he contin- ued, we are judged by our patients and peers by our refractive outcomes, so it's important. "Where we are right now in terms of accuracy is very different than when I began my career in the mid-1980s," Dr. Hill said, adding that the landscape is even very different from several years ago. "I think most anterior seg- ment surgeons would agree that 5–10 years ago, it was a different ballgame for refractive outcomes. We now have much better tools to work with." Being able to consistently move past a 90% ±0.50 D accuracy is going to require a collection of clear-thinking individuals coming up with new ideas, indus- try helping us with better and more sophisticated measurements, and all of that coming together in new solutions, he noted. Dr. Hill mentioned how much attention is paid in his practice to accuracy of IOL power selection. "Our half diopter accuracy is better than Warren Hill, MD, to give Lindstrom Lecture Discover the DURYSTA ® Difference Visit Allergan ® booth 2215 for more information Not actual DURYSTA ® patients. Models for illustrative purposes only. © 2022 AbbVie. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. US-DUR-220059 03/2022 015922

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