The cornea’s clarity is essential for vision, and its disorders demand specialized care. Corneal diseases and corneal transplantation address conditions like keratoconus, corneal dystrophies, and infections. Diagnostic tools, such as specular microscopy, assess endothelial health, guiding treatment decisions. Therapeutic advances, including collagen cross-linking, halt keratoconus progression. Corneal transplantation techniques, such as Descemet’s membrane endothelial keratoplasty, offer targeted solutions with faster recovery. Innovations in artificial corneas and stem cell therapy show potential for severe cases. Infection management relies on rapid diagnostics and tailored antimicrobials. Patient outcomes are optimized through precise surgical techniques and postoperative care. Continued research into biomaterials and regenerative medicine is vital for advancing corneal health management.
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