BoSS Podcast Episode 5 - Leaders in Healthcare

Blurb: In this episode of the ESCRS IME Leadership Opinion Series on the Digital Operating Room (DOR), Dr. Karen Glandorf discusses the challenges of traditional workflows, shares insights into her DOR setup, and explains how it has improved her daily practice. She also explores the future of the DOR and the transformative role of AI in surgical innovation. Plus, Dr. Glandorf offers valuable advice for surgeons looking to integrate a DOR into their practice. Don’t miss this insightful episode – listen now and explore the full series!   Independent medical education supported by Alcon and Zeiss.

Blurb: In this episode of the ESCRS IME Leadership Opinion Series on the Digital Operating Room (DOR), Dr. Norbert Pesztenlehrer shares his journey to adopting a DOR, offering a detailed look at his clinic’s setup, the challenges he faced, the roadblocks he overcame, and the benefits he has gained. He also provides valuable advice for surgeons considering a digital transition. Don’t miss this insightful episode – listen now and explore the full series!   Independent medical education supported by Alcon and Zeiss.

Chairs: Christina Grupcheva and Dominque Monnet Speakers: Marlies Gijs, Francesc March de Ribot, Nick Mamalis and Naren Shetty We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming eConnect webinar focused on the critical role of managing non-infectious inflammation in cataract surgery, a common yet often overlooked challenge that can significantly impact surgical outcomes. This event will explore new insights into the use of biomarkers to predict and manage inflammation, as well as strategies for controlling ocular surface disease during the perioperative period. Attendees will also receive an up-to-date overview of Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome (TASS) and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges related to chronic postoperative inflammation and its impact on the posterior segment. Join us for this expert-led discussion to stay current in managing this complex topic within the realm of cataract surgery.  

Another captivating podcast in the BoSS Podcast series, Inclusivity in Focus. This episode focuses on Leadership. Join Artemis Matsou and Diana Silva as they host an in depth discussion on Leaders in Healthcare.  Artemis and Diana are joined by Jeanette Bankes, Ana Neves, Magda Michna and Kris Morrill. 

In this episode of the ESCRS IME podcast series on toric IOLs, Drs. Andrzej Dmitriew and Marjan Farid delve into intraoperative alignment techniques and effective strategies for managing residual astigmatism post-operatively. They highlight the advantages of digital vs manual marking systems, provide practical solutions for addressing refractive surprises, and emphasize the critical importance of correcting the right level of astigmatism. Additionally, they discuss key barriers to toric lens adoption. Don’t miss the other informative episode in this podcast series! Independent medical education supported by Alcon (Platinum) and Zeiss (Bronze).

In this episode of the ESCRS IME podcast series on toric IOLs, Drs. Marjan Farid and Andrzej Dmitriew explore the prevalence of astigmatism in cataract surgery patients and its significant impact on visual quality. They emphasize the importance of comprehensive preoperative assessments, provide key considerations for the decision-making process, and recommend modern IOL power calculation formulas to ensure precise calculations and optimal visual outcomes. Be sure to check out the other insightful episode in this podcast series! Independent medical education supported by Alcon (Platinum) and Zeiss (Bronze).

Episode 36 of the ESCRS Eye Journal Club with Artemis Matsou and Alfredo Borgia was held on December 4th 2024. The guest experts are Dr. Joaquín Fernández, Prof. Dr. Burkhard Dick, Dr Daniel Change and Prof. Dr. Douglas Koch  who discuss the following paper: Evidence-based functional classification of simultaneous vision intraocular lenses: seeking a global consensus by the ESCRS Functional Vision Working Group Ribeiro, Filomena MD, PhD; Dick, H. Burkhard MD, PhD; Kohnen, Thomas MD, PhD; Findl, Oliver MD, PhD; Nuijts, Rudy MD, PhD; Cochener, Beatrice MD, PhD; Fernández, Joaquín MD, PhD Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery 

In this episode of the ESCRS IME podcast series on refractive surgery, Drs. Pavol Vesely and Robert Ang delve into the advantages and potential risks of modern refractive surgery techniques. Their discussion highlights LASIK, the growing popularity of lenticular extraction, and phakic IOLs. Additionally, they provide valuable insights into the decision-making process for selecting the most suitable treatment for each patient, considering the diverse range of available options. Don’t miss out on the other informative episodes in this podcast series! Independent medical education supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision (Gold), Zeiss (Silver), and STAAR Surgical (Silver).

In this episode of the ESCRS IME podcast series on refractive surgery, Drs. Robert Ang and Pavol Vesely discuss the vital role of understanding patient expectations, building trust, and personalizing education on treatment options for each patient. They emphasize the importance of clear, proactive communication about potential risks and the need to set realistic expectations to enhance patient satisfaction. Be sure to check out the other insightful episodes in this podcast series! Independent medical education supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision (Gold), Zeiss (Silver), and STAAR Surgical (Silver).

In this episode of the ESCRS IME podcast series on refractive surgery, Drs. Robert Ang and Pavol Vesely discuss the critical importance of thorough preoperative measurements to ensure accurate assessments and minimize risks. They explore the use of nomograms and decision trees in treatment planning, stressing the need for clear communication of risks and complications to patients. Additionally, they address how cost-benefit considerations influence the decision-making process. Don’t miss the other informative episodes in this podcast series! Independent medical education supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision (Gold), Zeiss (Silver), and STAAR Surgical (Silver).