Approximately 4% of people aged 40 years and older have corneal endothelial disease/dystrophy (CED) affecting the back of the cornea, and corneal transplantation is the only treatment option for ...

However, it is known that human corneal endothelial cells do not proliferate in vivo, and corneal endothelial dysfunction due to disease or injury therefore results in corneal turbidity and a marked ...

which is focusing on corneal oedema secondary to corneal endothelial dysfunction. Results are expected in 2025. In June, Aurion also secured coveted breakthrough therapy and regenerative medicine ...

and it reflects the incredible enthusiasm from our investigators to help develop a non-surgical approach to treat corneal endothelial dysfunction," said Jeffrey L. Goldberg, MD, PhD, Emmecell co ...

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Important insights into the mechanisms behind Fuchs Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy (FECD), a common cause of age-related ...

In 2022, doctors in Japan performed a transplant of iPS cell-derived corneal endothelial cells iPS cell derived-corneal endothelial cell transplants are injected and take about 20 minutes In Japan ...

Zephyrm Bioscience’s losses have increased by more than two times year-on-year to 237 million yuan in the first half of 2024 ...

This delicate procedure requires technical skill for the preparation of AM with attached corneal epithelial cells and surgical dexterity to manipulate the AM onto the ocular surface. As previously ...

In this cross section of a cornea in a person with Fuchs' dystrophy, the green rectangles represent endothelial cells. The magenta dots are outgrowths of Descemet's membrane known as guttae.