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Title: Corneal grafting at St. Luke`s Hospital
Authors: Damato, Francis Joseph
Keywords: Eye -- Diseases
Cornea -- Transplantation -- Malta -- Case studies
Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc
Cornea -- Surgery
Issue Date: 1975
Publisher: The St. Luke`s Hospital Gazette
Citation: Damato, F.J. (1975). Corneal grafting at St. Luke`s Hospital. The St. Luke`s Hospital Gazette, 10(2), 67-70.
Abstract: A corneal graft is a resection of a part of a diseased and opaque cornea, and its substitution by a clear fragment of equal size taken from a healthy cornea of a person who has just died. This is a report on corneal graft operations carried on at St. Luke's Hospital, Malta in 1969 and 1975. For the first time in Malta, fresh corneal tissue was used from eyes of patients in St. Luke's Hospital. We are very grateful to the relatives of these patients. The case suffering from dendritic ulcer operated upon for the third time is still doing well six months after the operation.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/16273
Appears in Collections:TSLHG, Volume 10, Issue 2
TSLHG, Volume 10, Issue 2

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