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Speakers: Dr. Bernd Kutzscher, M.D., Dr. Michael Hee, M.D., Ph.D., and

Dr. Rachelle Rebong, M.D.

Course Schedule (All topics will be presented in power point} :

1. Femtosecond-Assisted Cataract Surgery (Dr. Bernd Kutzscher, MD}

2. OCT angiography {Dr. Michael Hee, MD, PhD}

3. IOL Choices (Dr. Rachelle Rebong, MD}

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Bernd Kutzscher, MD Pacific Eye Specialists Annual Educational Meeting October 6, 2016

Summary of Course Topic: Since its FDA approval in 2009, the femtosecond laser has taken on a growing role in cataract surgery, here in the U.S. and overseas. Much of the most high quality work with the Fs laser has been done in Europe. The question remains as to whether the Fs laser is a technology that truly adds quality and safety to cataract surgery. This remains a somewhat controversial topic.

In my talk, I will address the pros and cons of Fs laser cataract surgery. I will also review the basic technology of the Fs laser along with recent upgrades in the technology. The bulk of my talk will be oriented to steps in cataract surgery using the Fs laser that make it different than conventional cataract microsurgery. Finally, I will review the key features of Fs laser cataract surgery that should be known to any optometrist who is active in management of cataract surgery patients.

Outline of Key Topics: Questions to be addressed: 1. How does the femtosecond laser function and why is this beneficial in cataract

surgery? 2. How does the imaging system that guides the femtosecond laser make cataract

surgery more accurate? 3. What are the specific steps of cataract surgery for which the femtosecond laser can

be used? a. Centration b. Corneal incisions c. Limbal relaxing incisions which can be combined with toric IOLs. d. Anterior capsulotomy e. Lens fragmentation

4. What is the impact of the femtosecond laser on lens implantation? 5. What are the specific areas in which the femtosecond laser benefits the cataract

surgery patient? a. Corneal edema b. Length of surgery c. Accuracy of lens implantation d. Amount of phaco power used e. Prevention of capsulotomy difficulties f. Reduction of astigmatism

6. What can we expect next in laser-assisted cataract surgery?

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RACHELLE A. REBONG, MD 1850 Sullivan Avenue Suite 540, Daly City, CA 94015 (650) 755-6900 [email protected]

PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS

Ho JW, Fernandez MM, Rebong RA, Carlson AN, Kim T, Afshari NA. Microbiological profiles -- of-fungal-keratitis:-a-10"year-study-at-a-tertiary-referra1-center-:.J-(:Jphthalmic1nf/amm-1nfect.----------- -

- - 2016 Dec;6(1):5. Epub 2016 Feb 20. - - - - --- - -Rebong RA, Bacharach J. Patients' attitudes towards generic versus brand-name

glaucoma eye drops. 2015 American Glaucoma Society Annual Meeting (Poster). Rebong RA, Haug SJ, Lowinger A, Cunningham ET. A downhill course. Morning

Rounds. EyeNet 2014 October;18:67-69. Rebong RA, Fung AE, Day SH. "Developing a resident research handbook." Powerpoint

presentation at AUPO Educating the Educators. 2013 Jan 30. Rebong RA, Santaella RM, Goldhagen BE, Majka CP, Perfect JR, Steinbach WJ,

Afshari NA. Polyhexamethylene biguanide and calcineurin inhibitors as novel antifungal treatments for Aspergillus keratitis. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2011 Sep 21;52(10):7309-15.

Fernandez MM, Rebong RA, Afshari NA. Microbiological profiles and clinical outcomes in fungal keratitis: a ten year study in the Southeastern United States. ARVO Abstract (Poster) 291-D969, 2010.

Velasco LF, Togashi M, Walfish PG, Pessanha RP, Moura FN, Barra GB, Nguyen P, Rebong R, Yuan C, Simeoni LA, Ribeiro RC, Baxter JD, Webb P, Neves FA. Thyroid hormone response element organization dictates the composition of active receptor. J Biol Chem. 2007 Apr 27;282(17):12458-66.

Margerum LD, Gulsrud M, Manlapez R, Rebong R, Love A. Application of Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) writing assignments to enhance experiments with an environmental chemistry focus. Journal of Chemical Education 2007;84(2):292-295.

COMMITTEE INVOLVEMENT

Duke University School of Medicine Member: Fourth Year Curriculum Sub-committee Co-chief editor: Yearbook Coordinator: Medical Spanish elective Executive Board member and Regional Co-director: Asian Pacific American Medical

Student Association Member: Admissions committee Participant: AmeriSpan SALUD language/healthcare immersion program in Peru Participant: Haiti Global Health service learning trip Teacher: HEY-Durham (Health, Education, and Youth in Durham program)

University of San Francisco Medical assistant: San Francisco Free Clinic Participant: Jamaica Global Health Service Learning trip

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CERTIFICATION AND LICENSES California Medical License DEA License

MEMBERSHIPS American Academy of Ophthalmology, Fellow, 1990 American Board of Ophthalmology, Board Certified, 1989 American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery American Academy of Ophthalmology Refractive Surgery Interest Group

REFERENCES

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Topical Outline: 1. Concepts of femtosecond energy in ocular surgery

a. Extremely rapid pulse b. Absence of heat production

2. Application of femtosecond laser in LASIK 3. Planning steps of femtosecond use in cataract surgery

a. Incision location b. Astigmatism axis c. Size and location of capsulorhexis d. Size of fragmentation

4. Steps of femtosecond use in cataract surgery a. Imaging b. Aligning axis of cylinder c. Size of pupil relative to size of capsulorhexis d. Capsulorhexis e. Fragmentation - Depth of fragmentation f. Incisions g. LRI incisions

5. Advantages: a. Precision b. Accuracy c. Safety advantages d. Potential quality advantages e. Refractive applications

6. Future expected applications

September 15, 2016 To: State Board of Optometry attn.. Kristina Eklund From: Bernd Kutzscher, MD Pacific Eye Specialists

Dear Ms. Eklund, Thank you for your letter regarding our CE Course Approval Request. To give

some background, our practice has hosted this meeting annually for nearly ten years. It is always well attended, well liked and a great opportunity to collaborate with our colleagues in optometry. Our practice consists of two optometrists and three ophthalmologists, and the meeting is organized as a collaborative effort. This year, our meeting on October 6 has 38 optometrist attendees confirmed to date. We are, of course, very eager to be able to offer CE credit to these attendees who are dedicating an evening after work to join us.

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There may be some misunderstanding about the concept of the course. Though we will be discussing three separate topics, there is only one meeting. We have followed the same format over the years that we have hosted this course, and it gives us the opportunity to address a number of separate topics at the same meeting. The speakers, discussants and attendees will be exactly the same for the three topics, as will the date, time and venue. This format is exactly the same as any larger meeting where there would be a long list of different topics discussed at the same single meeting.

We will, of course, be happy to comply with the requirement for a detailed summary, a course outline and presentation materials.

Would you please contact me personally if there are any issues. Based on past experience over many years, we have promised CE credits to attendees in our meeting invitation, and they are all accustomed to receiving those credits in prior years. I would feel personally responsible if CE credits are not available. My email address is: [email protected] My cell phone number is: 415-290-9720

Thank you, Bernd Kutzscher, MD

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J ------ -0utline-of-talk-for-Pacific-E)':eSpecialist-Educational--Meeting-for- ------- --- 0ptometr-ists- - Meeting Date: September 15, 2016 Bernd Kutzscher, MD Pacific Eye Specialists California Medical License G53132 1850 Sullivan Ave. #540, Daly City, CA 94015

BK: Femtosecond-Assisted Cataract Surgery Outline of Key Topics:

q How does the femtosecond laser function and why is this beneficial in cataract surgery? q How does the imaging system that guides the femtosecond laser make cataract surgery

more accurate? q What are the specific steps of cataract surgery for which the femtosecond laser can be

used? oq Centration oq Corneal incisions oq Limbal relaxing incisions which can be combined with toric IOL's. oq Anterior capsulotomy oq Lens fragmentation

q What is the impact of the femtosecond laser on lens implantation? q What are the specific areas in which the femtosecond laser benefits the cataract surgery

patient? oq Corneal edema oq Length of surgery oq Accuracy of lens implantation oq Amount of phaco power used oq Prevention of capsulotomy difficulties oq Reduction of astigmatism

q What can we expect next in laser-assisted cataract surgery?

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Welcome from Pacific Eye Specialists

www.PacificEyeSpecialists.com

Bernd Kutzscher, MD Serena Yee, OD

Michael Hee, MD, PhD Elaine Ho, OD

Rachelle Rebong, MD Sara Chiu, OD

MDs ODs

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Thank You!

Leeann Toporek Practice Manager Elaine Ho, OD and Serena Yee for CE

efforts Members of our Staff Bausch + Lomb

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Reminders CE certificates (and complete survey) Customized educational booklets and brochures Co-Management Binder Feel free to refer your patients to our new website

Pacificeyespecialists.com Referral information

Phone Email Referral forms by fax or mail

Please leave us your e-mail address

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http:Pacificeyespecialists.com

Presentations

Femtosecond Cataract Surgery Bernd Kutzscher, MD

OCT Angiography Michael Hee, MD, PhD (MIT Doctoral Dissertation Optical Coherence Tomography of the Eye February, 1997)

IOL Choices Rachelle Rebong, MD (M.D., Duke University Medical Center; Ophthalmology Residency, CPMC, 2013-16)

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Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery Bernd Kutzscher, MD Pacific Eye Specialists Seton Medical Center

Annual Educational Meeting October 16, 2016

www.PacificEyeSpecialists.com

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Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery

Cataract LASIK

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Femtosecond Laser

Uses the same type of laser energy as for flap creation in LASIK.

Femtosecond laser operates with pulses at a duration of 1015 of a second

Thats one quadrillionth of a second A femtosecond is to a second as a second is

to 31.7 million years

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Femtosecond Laser

Unusual properties when laser energy is delivered in this way.

If the laser is slower than a femtosecond, there is time for heat to spread and for energy to dissipate.

At femtosecond pulse duration, the pulse is absorbed before heat diffusion takes place.

Nearly 100% of the laser energy goes to the removal of tissue without heat damage. 18

Cataract Surgery Surgical steps

Incisions Capsulorhexis Phaco Irrigation/Aspiration of Cortex Lens implant

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Surgical steps

Primary incision Secondary incision Limbal relaxing incisions for astigmatism Capsulorhexis (circular capsular opening) Lens fragmentation

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Limbal relaxing incisions Manual

Place 90% corneal depth diamond blade incisions in meridian of steeper cornea

Numerous sources of potential error

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Limbal relaxing incisions Femtosecond Laser

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Capsulorhexis Precise opening in anterior capsule Create exact size desired Reduce risk of complications from uncontrolled

manual tear

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Lens Fragmentation Combine cylinder pattern with radial pattern Potential to break up lens into small and

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easily removable cubes to reach goal of zero phaco


Planning Details of Surgery Use Video and OCT for precise planning Femtosecond cataract surgery would not be

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possible without OCT imaging (unlike LASIK)

Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery: Designing the treatment Incision location and size Centration Axis Alignment (for LRI) Capsulorhexis size

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Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery Corneal Incision

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Limbal relaxing incision

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Plan Capsulorhexis

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Plan Fragmentation

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LenSx Video Presentation

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Potential Advantages Safety with more predictable and more

accurate surgical steps Decrease in need for phaco energy

Less corneal trauma Less inflammation Less risk of posterior capsule break with

vitreous loss Future advances such as new lens implants

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Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery Regulatory Issues

Cannot use femtosecond laser to perform the usual steps of cataract surgery and charge patients for the higher cost (golden scalpel rule)

Can use the laser to add additional steps not covered by Medicare such as refractive steps (LRI) and intra-operative OCT imaging

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Financial Added cost from price of laser and from

per click fee to laser manufacturer Approximately $900/case in added costs

more than the entire Medicare allowable for cataract surgery

Patient is charged $1,500 for added services

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Femtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery Co-Management

Additional attention to refractive result especially astigmatism

Ability to open LRI post-op Usual co-management fee structure applies

following Medicare principles: 20% for post-op care

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Co-Management Fees - 2016 Procedure Patient fee

per eye Professional fee for co-management calculation

Co-Management Fee Per Eye

Laser Vision Correction $2,475 $2,350 $470

Phakic IOL $3,350 $1,750 $350

Deluxe Cataract w/ accommodating IOL

$2,700 $1,550 $310

Toric IOL $1,300 $750 $150

Femtosecond Cataract Surgery

$1,500 $600 $120

Routine cataract Medicare allowable

$819 $819 ~ $160

Cataract surgery - self pay $1,800 $1,500 $300

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Predictions of Future Trends Ocular Symposium 2012

Improved presyopic IOL correction using accommodative optics

Wide-spread adoption of surgical presbyopic correction

Approval and wide-spread adoption of femtosecond cataract surgery

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Future of Optometry-

Ophthalmology Relationships

and Co-Management Increase in eye services will require new

practice models More co-management especially for self-

pay services More practices with both professionals More practices with combined ownership

by optometrists and ophthalmologists 38

The Future for Optometry and

Ophthalmology is Bright

High demand Highly effective services with strong patient

satisfaction levels Rapid increase in quality of results Widespread appreciation for personal

benefits from eye care services Rapid adoption of effective technology

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THANK YOU!

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-2015 CURRICULUM VITAE:BERND M. KUTZSCHER, M.D.

DATE OF BIRTH: APRIL 12, 1950nPLACE OF BIRTH: OXNARD, CALIFORNIAn

EDUCATION n Stanford University, Stanford, California, A.B. History, 1971 n Stanford University School ofMedicine, Stanford, California, 1981

POST-GRADUATE TRAINING n Internship in Medicine, Georgetown University Hospital, 1981-82 n Residency in Ophthalmology, California Pacific Medical Center San Francisco, CA 1982-85 n Fellowship in Anterior Segment and Retina-Vitreous, King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, Riyadh,n

Saudi Arabia, 1985-86n

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE n Private Practice: cataract, laser vision correction, glaucoma, corneal, and retinal laser surgery,n

April 1988 - present.nn King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabian

Anterior Segment and Retina StaffPhysician, 1986-88n

TEACHING APPOINTMENTS n California Pacific Medical Center, Assistant Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology, Cornea Division n University of California, San Francisco, Associate Clinical Professor, Dept. ofOphthalmology n Stanford University Medical School medical student instructor

HOSPTIAL MEDICAL STAFF MEMBERSHIP Seton Medical Center California Pacific Medical Center St. Mary's Medical Center

POSITIONS AND AWARDS n Instructor, Stanford Medical School (voluntary), Dept. ofOphthalmology n Ophthalmology Consultant (pro bono) Clinic by the Bay, San Francisco n Hospital de la Familia Foundation - Pro Bono surgery in Guatemala n Orbis International - Pro Bono surgery and teaching - worldwide n St. Louise de Marillac Award at Seton Medical Center n Executive Director, Stanford Refractive Network, 2000-2001 n Medical Director, Stanford Eye Laser Center, San Francisco, 1996-97 n Community Advisory Committee, Seton Medical Center, Chairman, 1993-present n Ethics Committee, Seton Medical Center n Board ofDirectors, San Mateo IPA 1999 - 2001 n Medical Director, Rotacare Free Clinic, Seton Medical Center, 1994-98

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CERTIFICATION AND LICENSES California Medical License DEA License

MEMBERSHIPS American Academy of Ophthalmology, Fellow, 1990 American Board of Ophthalmology, Board Certified, 1989 American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery American Academy of Ophthalmology Refractive Surgery Interest Group

REFERENCES

Available on request

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ChecklistPacific Eye Specialists Educational Meeting for OptometristsOCT angiography.pdfOCT Angiography80 yo, decreased vision many months, getting worse30 yo M, decreased vision, diabetes50 yo Asian M, tinnitus, headache, blurred visionPrinciples of AngioVue OCTAEnface OCTA Generated from OCTA Volume DataAveraging for Image Quality Improvement in OCTSSADA Enables Multiple OCTA Frame Averaging in Short Time SSADA Technology Improves OCTA Image QualityDualTrac Compensates for Eye Motion ArtifactsDualTrac Improves Image ContrastHow Does MCT Work? Motion Artifacts Solved by MCTProjection Artifact Removal Enhances CNV VisualizationEnface OCTA Slabs: Based on Retinal AnatomyEnface OCTA Overview: Pathology Examples (DR)Enface OCTA Overview: Pathology Examples (CNV)Structure & Function from One SystemView the Entire Retina at a GlanceAngioAnalytics* Quantifies Vascular Information Vessel Density Maps Enable Grading of Vascular ChangeOCTA of the Choroid Shows the CNV NetworkOCTA of the Outer Retinal Zone Shows the CNV NetworkOCTA of the Superficial Plexus Shows Capillary DropoutOCTA Shows Vascular Structure & Non-Perfused AreasOCTA Enables Close Monitoring of CNV Response to Treatment

Femtosecond Power Point Presentation-16-secondary [Autosaved].pdfWelcome fromPacific Eye Specialistswww.PacificEyeSpecialists.comThank You! RemindersPresentationsFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryFemtosecond LaserFemtosecond LaserCataract SurgerySurgical stepsFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgerySurgical stepsLimbal relaxing incisionsManualLimbal relaxing incisionsFemtosecond LaserFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryCapsulorhexisFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryLens FragmentationFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryPlanning Details of SurgeryFemtosecond Laser for Cataract Surgery: Designing the treatmentIncision location and sizeCentrationAxis Alignment (for LRI)Capsulorhexis sizeFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryCorneal IncisionFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryLimbal relaxing incisionFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryPlan CapsulorhexisFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryPlan FragmentationLenSx Video PresentationFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryPotential AdvantagesFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryRegulatory IssuesFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryFinancialFemtosecond Laser for Cataract SurgeryCo-ManagementCo-Management Fees - 2016Predictions of Future TrendsOcular Symposium 2012Future of Optometry-Ophthalmology Relationships and Co-ManagementThe Future for Optometry and Ophthalmology is BrightSlide Number 30

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