What is Fuchs’ Dystrophy?

As part of our ongoing series on the cornea, the Holtebeck Eye Center delves into the specifics of Fuchs’ dystrophy. This eye disease affects the thin layer of cells that line the cornea’s inner surface. These cells, known as the corneal endothelium, are crucial for maintaining corneal clarity and work by moving excess fluid out […]

Understanding Cornea Transplants

The cornea is the clear front layer of the eye, playing a crucial role in focusing vision. When the cornea is damaged from disease, injury, or infection, cornea transplants are sometimes necessary to restore vision and relieve pain. The transplant involves replacing the damaged cornea with healthy donor tissue, providing significant benefits to patients with […]