Post-Operative Care After a Corneal Transplant
Fuch's Dystrophy: A Key Indication for Endothelial Transplants
Fuchs' endothelial dystrophy is a major indication for corneal transplantation, and its rising prevalence is a significant driver for the Corneal Transplant Market. This is a crucial point of analysis in reports on the Corneal Transplant Market. The disease, which causes the corneal endothelium to deteriorate, leads to swelling and blurry vision. Because it primarily affects the inner layer of the cornea, it is perfectly suited for modern endothelial keratoplasty (EK) techniques like DMEK and DSAEK. The discussion could focus on the link between Fuchs' dystrophy and the growth of EK procedures, and how this has improved patient outcomes for this specific condition.
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