Vision-restoring corneal transplantation for corneal diseases and injuries by experienced ophthalmologists.
A cornea transplant, also known as corneal transplantation or keratoplasty, is a surgical procedure to replace a damaged or diseased cornea—the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye—with a healthy cornea from a donor. The cornea plays a crucial role in vision by refracting light and protecting the inner structures of the eye. Cornea transplants are typically performed for various conditions, including: Corneal Scarring, Keratoconus, Fuchs' Endothelial Dystrophy, Corneal Opacity etc. Cornea transplants have a high success rate, with many patients experiencing significant improvements in vision and quality of life. However, as with any surgery, there are risks, including infection, rejection of the donor cornea, and complications from the surgery. Adherence to follow-up appointments and medication regimens is crucial for long-term success. With proper care, many individuals can enjoy restored vision and improved quality of life following a cornea transplant.
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Corneal transplantation is a delicate procedure requiring specific preoperative and postoperative care for vision restoration.
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Q: What should I provide for a cornea transplant surgery?
A: Include corneal topography, slit-lamp findings, vision tests, and diagnosis (e.g., keratoconus, corneal dystrophy).
Q: Is transplant the only option for corneal disease?
A: No. In early stages, contact lenses, cross-linking, or medications may help.
Q: Are there different types of cornea transplants?
A: Yes. Options include full-thickness corneal transplant (PK), partial-thickness transplant (DALK), and endothelial transplants (DSEK/DMEK). The choice depends on which corneal layer is affected.
Q: Can surgery be postponed?
A: In non-urgent cases, surgery can be delayed with regular monitoring. But if vision is severely impaired or cornea is thinning, timely surgery is advised.
Q: What are the risks of cornea transplant surgery?
A: Risks include graft rejection, infection, astigmatism, or recurrence of disease. With proper follow-up and eye drops, success rates are generally high.
Q: How long is recovery after a cornea transplant?
A: Vision improves gradually over weeks to months. Full recovery may take up to a year, with regular check-ups and long-term use of eye drops.
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