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VISION CORRECTION
Surgical operation to enhance your eyesight is called "refractive surgical procedure" or "vision correction". There are different sorts: laser eye surgical treatment and lens surgical procedure. Both forms of surgical treatment could make you less depending on glasses or touch lenses. Research shows that both are safe and powerful.
New Study Offers Added Hope for Patients Awaiting Corneal Transplants
New national research led by Jonathan Lass of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has found that corneal donor tissue can be safely stored for 11 days before transplantation surgery to correct eye problems in people with diseases of the cornea. This is four days longer than the current conventional maximum of seven days in the United States.
The findings are published in JAMA…
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Trifocals
Greatsight.net is a specialist eye surgery established by Dr Fayyaz Musa. Dr Musa is a pioneer in techniques for eye surgery and specializes in cornea surgery, cataract, dmek, fuchs dystrophy, trifocals and laser eye surgery. For more information, you can contact us at Spire Elland Hospital , Halifax.
I thought I would share with you what my world looks like most days. I have a rare corneal disease called Fuch’s Dystrophy. It is usually a slow moving disease and doesn’t usually show it’s effects until you are ‘older’. Alas, that is not always the case. Not my case anyway.
I am going blind and the only cure is a corneal transplant. I have stopped driving. The Mustang sits in the driveway. I have stopped podficcing because I can’t ‘see well enough to edit’ my work. Reading (no matter the size of the letters) has become harder and so it’s time to have the surgery.
On Wednesday morning (April 13) , at John Hopkins, I am having a DMEK (they will be grafting donor corneal cells to the back of my cornea) on my left eye. I don’t know when I will get my right done but it won’t be soon enough for me. You can google it if you want the gory details. ^_^
I don’t want you to send money *rolls eyes* but I could use all of the prayers and positive thoughts you have to spare. I might not be around much for a couple of weeks but I will be back. @buttherewasnogod will be in the know after Wed if you want to know how things went..
Ask me if you have questions. I am happy to answer. And if you are not an organ donor already - please consider doing so and talking to your family about it. You could change someone’s life with the gift of sight (or even save a life)
*hugs and love*
~ kansouame
