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AAO 2022 Daily Newsletter
With clinical highlights from Subspecialty Day and AAO 2022, the AAO 2022 Daily email blast allows you to stay on top of the meeting news. Watch for a preview edition on Thursday, Sept. 29, followed by news roundups each evening, from Friday, Sept. 30, to Monday, Oct. 3.
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The Jackson Memorial Lecture Next-Generation Cornea Surgery

SEP 14, 2022

Dr. Melles said that he is honored to be chosen as this year’s Jackson Memorial lecturer. He will address the next generation of corneal surgery, with a look at what he describes as “low-risk techniques, joy-stick practice management, and blockchain data processing.”

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Tips for AAO 2022—Dr. Perry: "Arrive With a Plan, Leave With Some Swag"

SEP 13, 2022

“There’s a huge breadth and depth of opportunities to learn, share, and connect—but you need a plan,” said Julian D. Perry, MD, a veteran of 23 Academy annual meetings.

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Tips for AAO 2022—Ms. Collins: "Your Practice Will Reap the Benefits If You Invest Some Time in Networking"

SEP 13, 2022

“The people you meet here can help you throughout the year,” said Stephanie Collins, COA, MBA, OCSR, who urges you to set aside time for networking.

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Tips for AAO 2022—Dr. Patel: "Thrive on the Energy, But Mind Your Feet"

SEP 13, 2022

“Don’t underestimate the power of networking,” said Punima S. Patel, MD. “This is where all of ophthalmology meets—so show up and speak up!”

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Tips for AAO 2022—Dr. Palmon: "Learn New Skills, Meet Old Friends, and Volunteer"

SEP 13, 2022

Rick Palmon, MD, said that volunteering at the Skills Transfer labs is his most rewarding experience at the meeting. “There’s nothing better than the joy of helping colleagues learn new skills.”

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Tips for AAO 2022—Dr. Lim: "Have a Schedule, But Savor Moments of Serendipity"

SEP 13, 2022

Jennifer I. Lim, MD, explains how her approach to the annual meeting has changed since her first one, which was at New Orleans in 1989.

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Tips for AAO 2022—Ms. Loyacano: "Make Sure You Plan Your Agenda"

SEP 13, 2022

“It is rewarding to network with fellow practice administrators and put faces to the names that I see on AAOE-Talk,” said Natalie Loyacano, COMT, ROUB, OSA, OCSR, (F)ATPO.

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Tips for AAO 2022—Dr. Brown: "Learn How to Build Your Practice’s Wealth While Preserving Your Own Health"

SEP 13, 2022

“Don’t sit through the meeting alone,” said Ninita H. Brown, MD, PhD, who urges you to find people to sit with, ask questions, and network.

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Meeting Veterans’ Top Tips

SEP 13, 2022

Make the most of AAO 2022. Seven meeting veterans share their top tips and warn you about some of the biggest mistakes that attendees commonly make.

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The Top Stories From AAO 2021 and Subspecialty Day

NOV 17, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

Here are the 16 most-viewed stories from AAO 2021 Daily, the daily news roundup from AAO 2021 and the 2021 Subspecialty Day meetings. (After reading about the highlights, use the virtual meeting platform to watch and rewatch the sessions yourself.)

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A Tale of Two Pandemics: In Conversation With Dr. Fauci

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

AAO 2021’s closing session on Monday featured a conversation between NEI Director Michael F. Chiang, MD, and Anthony S. Fauci, MD, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Here are some highlights from their discussion.

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20 Years of Cataract Spotlights: A Look at the Ever-Popular Session

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

David Chang’s perspective on the popular session.

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Be Prepared to Act on Acute Retinal Ischemia

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

“The 2000s have shown us that time is brain; the 2020s will show us that time is eye,” said Valérie Biousse, MD.

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Dry Eye? New Nasal Spray May Increase Tear Production

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

A recently approved nasal spray shows promise in helping dry eye patients by increasing their basal tear production, said Marjan Farid, MD.

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What’s New in DMEK Procedures

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

A rise in endothelial keratoplasties is contributing to a global shortage of corneal tissues, but some new DMEK techniques may help meet patient and physician needs, said Isabel Dapena, MD, PhD.

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Adapting Your Office Environment for Senior Safety and Comfort

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

How can offices and medical centers do a better job of being more senior-friendly and accommodating for patients with low vision? Anne T. Riddering, PhD, made practical suggestions for the waiting room, exam rooms, restrooms, and areas outside the building, using recommendat…

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Promising New Artificial Corneas

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

Corneal blindness continues to be a leading global problem. Marjan Farid, MD, described three artificial corneas currently under investigation that may help.

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Lessons Learned During 35 Years of Oculoplastic Practice

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

Jeffrey A. Nerad, MD, FACS, discussed the importance of mentoring in Sunday’s Wendell L. Hughes Lecture at AAO 2021.

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Panelists Name 2021’s Best Original Papers

NOV 15, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

During AAO 2021’s Original Papers sessions, the expert panels moderating those presentations each named the paper that they rate most highly, as shown below. Here are the winners that had been announced at the time we went to press.

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AI Hits a Reality Check

NOV 14, 2021 in AAO 2021 Daily

How is artificial intelligence (AI) going to change ophthalmology? Aaron Y. Lee, MD, gave an update on where we are now, and the hurdles that must be overcome.

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