50 years ago,
scientists tried to transplant part of a human eye
After an attempted cornea
transplant failed, ophthalmologists in Houston, Tex., tried a more daring
experiment to restore the vision of 54-year-old John Madden…. They transplanted
an entire eye from a donor who had died of a brain tumor.… [Later, the doctor
who did the surgery] announced that only the front part of the donor’s eye had
been transplanted; the back portion of Madden’s eye, including the optic nerve
and part of the retina, had been preserved
International Conference on Organ Donation and Transplantation Science
July 15-16, 2019 Sydney, Australia
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