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Producing corneas for human transplant

09 December 2009

Northeastern University engineering professor Jeffrey Ruberti and his research colleagues are breaking new ground in the technique known as "hybrid tissue engineering" by attempting to combine cow tissue with human tissue to produce corneas for human transplant.

Progress in corneal biomechanics

01 October 2009

Researchers are looking into corneal biomechanics as a means to screen patients for keratectasia. The authors review signal interpretation from a non-contact applanation tonometer as it relates to corneal biomechanical indices such as corneal hysteresis.

Mobility is the key to corneal surgery

16 September 2009

Ziemer has launched a new corneal surgery model to expand the capabilities of its LDV Femtosecond laser system.

Confocal microscopy as an evaluation tool of wound healing in corneal surgery

13 September 2009

Confocal microscopy as an evaluation tool of wound healing in corneal surgery

Inhibiting and regressing corneal neovascularisation

11 September 2009

Interim results from a Phase II study by Gene Signal suggest that antisense oligonucleotide GS-101 is safe and effective at inhibiting abnormal corneal new blood vessel growth.

The brains behind the BAD

01 September 2009

Drs Belin and Ambrosio's Enhanced Ectasia module is a keratoconus index, based on pachy

Future of corneal tomography

15 July 2009

CSO, which has a background in measuring and analysing the anterior corneal surface has extended its research to the posterior surface with its new device SIRIUS.

Inflammation thwarts corneal transplants in herpes patients

08 July 2009

A further study in the July issue of Ophthalmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, investigated inflammation biomarkers in relation to corneal transplant rejection in herpes simplex patients. Its results have shown that inflammation thwarts corneal transplants.

BAK: a better alternative to epithelium removal in cross linking

01 July 2009

Can BAK be used in corneal cross linking?

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