When we talk about the cornea, it is like a transparent window to our eyes, helping us to see this wonderful world. However, when the cornea becomes blurry for various reasons, our vision is affected. At this time, corneal endothelial transplantation is needed to change our cornea into a "new dress".
Corneal endothelial transplantation is an effective method for corneal endothelial diseases. When the corneal endothelial cells are damaged or affected by disease, the cornea becomes blurry, edema, and even blindness. In this case, corneal endothelial transplantation is required to restore the function of the cornea.
The process of corneal endothelial transplantation is like putting on a "new coat" for the cornea. Healthy endothelial cells are extracted from the donor's corneal tissue and transplanted into the patient's cornea. This process is like putting on a new "garment" for the patient's eyes, allowing the patient's cornea to be clear and healthy again.
Corneal endothelial transplant surgery not only helps patients regain their vision but also alleviates the pain and discomfort of patients. After the surgery, the patient's vision will be significantly improved, and the procedure will be relatively short and less painful. In addition, with the continuous development of medical technology, the success rate and safety of surgery are also increasing.
So, who needs an endothelial transplant?In general, patients with hereditary corneal endothelial disease, corneal endothelial injury due to trauma, and post-operative corneal endothelial decompensation require surgery**. In addition, some patients with eye diseases such as glaucoma and cataracts may also need corneal endothelial transplantation to restore vision.
Handan Love Eye Hospital sincerely reminds friends that corneal endothelial transplantation is an effective method for corneal endothelial diseases. Through surgery, we can help patients regain their vision and reduce pain and discomfort. Let's look forward to the better results this technology will bring to more patients!