Turin, blind woman recovers sight: first transplanted from eye to eye to the world
The intervention concerned a 67-year-old woman, Elena, who had completely lost her visual ability due to a serious road accident, which had..
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Now we wait to see how much the transplanted retina is able to work, but the first feedback is encouraging. Never had it been possible to transplant the central area of the retina", explains Professor Michele Reibaldi, who heads the team of the University Ophthalmology Clinic of the Molinette Hospital.
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Now we wait to see how much the transplanted retina is able to work, but the first feedback is encouraging.
according to ANSA - Ultima OraNever had it been possible to transplant the central area of the retina", explains Professor Michele Reibaldi, who heads the team of the University Ophthalmology Clinic of the Molinette Hospital.
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