This book provides a summary of the various aspects of corneal transplantation — the clinical, experimental (including multimedia display of the surgical techniques), immunological, therapeutic and prosthetic components — in one volume. The interested specialist in one field can thus have access to information from the other fields and develop a broad concept of the challenges to be faced in achieving the ultimate goal, i.e. an optically clear, visually satisfactory, functioning corneal graft which is tolerated in the long term without the need for systemic immunosuppression. A second purpose of the book is to provide information regarding current immunological concepts of the process of corneal graft rejection. In particular, recent work in the fields of innate versus adaptive immunity, novel therapeutics and corneal xenografts is presented. Contents: A Brief History of Corneal TransplantationSurgery of Corneal Graft in HumansThe Clinical ProblemEye BankingMHC Antigens, Tissue Typing and Blood Group Matching in Corneal TransplantationThe Alloresponse to Corneal GraftThe Xenoresponse to Corneal GraftAnimal Models of Corneal GraftPathology of Human Corneal TransplantationTherapeutic Approach to Experimental Corneal Graft RejectionImmunosuppression for Human Corneal Graft RejectionTransmission of Disease Through Corneal TransplantationArtificial Corneas Readership: Researchers and practitioners in ophthalmology, optometry, immunology, transplantation and surgery. Key Features:Concise but comprehensive guidebook/handbookCurrent and translational informationNew concepts of rejection and toleranceMultimedia display of microsurgical techniqueKeywords:Corneal Transplantation;Immunology;Ophthalmology;Tissue;Rejection;Prosthetics;Corneal Graft
Corneal Transplantation- A History in Profiles: Second edition
This book also refers to some of the early stages of eye banking and current methods of preservation, including cold and organ culture storage. The current eye banking scenario is changing dramatically in terms of tissue processing.
Francis W. Price, MD. who was the first to complete DSEK in the United States, along with Marianne Price, PhD, have designed this text to offer a special emphasis on how to perform surgeries along with preventing and managing complications.
Corneal Transplantation in Complicated Leucomas
The Novartis Foundation Series is a popular collection of the proceedings from Novartis Foundation Symposia, in which groups of leading scientists from a range of topics across biology, chemistry and medicine assembled to present papers and ...
Details the physiologic, immunologic, and surgical aspects of corneal grafting. Includes coverage of the use of contact lenses, techniques in keratorefractive surgery, cataract surgery, the corneal graft, the intra-ocular implant,...
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I believe Dr. Prices work goes far beyond him, and I hope herealizes this.
Volume 2 of this edited book covers management of complex situations and complications.
This new book presents leading-edge research in this field focusing on glaucoma, corneal transplantation and bacterial eye infections.