Corneal Graft

A corneal graft, also called a cornea transplant or keratoplasty, is a surgery to replace a damaged or diseased cornea with healthy tissue from a donor. It helps fix vision, lower pain, and heal the eye.

NOTE: Spartan sources from reputable eye banks across the U.S. for exactly what the surgeon needs, at a firm fixed price to the federal government. One Point of Contact, one trusted federal contractor, rapidly sourcing the graft required.

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Whole cornea in hypothermic media

• Tissue for treating corneal blindness

• Most effective cadaveric transplant

• Used for all full or partial thickness cornea transplants

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

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Microkeratome prepared split thickness cornea in hypothermic media

• Tissue for treating corneal blindness

• Most effective cadaveric transplant

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Transplant prepared for Descemet Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty (DSAEK) or Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (ALK) cornea transplants

• Customized to surgeon thickness preferences between 50-250 microns

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Manually dissected Descemet's Membrane-Endothelium graft in hypothermic media

• Tissue for treating corneal blindness

• Most effective cadaveric transplant

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Transplant prepared for Descemet Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (DMEK) cornea transplants

• DMEK transplants account for nearly 40% of all cornea transplants

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Manually dissected & preloaded Descemet's Membrane-Endothelium graft in insertion device

• Tissue for treating corneal blindness

• Most effective cadaveric transplant

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Transplant prepared for Descemet Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (DMEK) cornea transplants

• Preloaded in an insertion device and ready for implantation

• Preloaded DMEK accounts for over 80% of all DMEK surgeries

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Whole Sclera in Ethanol

• One piece of whole sclera preserved in ethanol

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Typically used for glaucoma shunt surgery or eye lid reconstruction

• Traditional method to cover glaucoma shunt

• Shelf stable product

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Segmented Sclera in ethanol

• Half or quartered piece of sclera preserved in ethanol

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Typically used for glaucoma shunt surgery or eye lid reconstruction

• Traditional method to cover glaucoma shunt

• Shelf stable product

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Whole irradiated cornea in albumin

• Radiation sterilized full thickness, whole cornea

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Typically used for glaucoma shunt surgery or ulcer repair

• Creates clear window of glaucoma shunt tube, ideal for post-operative care due to direct visual access

• Shelf stable product

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Segmented irradiated cornea in albumin

• Radiation sterilized half thickness cornea cut into segments

• Sourced from FDA accredited eye banks

• Medically and clinically evaluated to meet suitability requirements

• Typically used for glaucoma shunt surgery

• Creates clear window of glaucoma shunt tube, ideal for post-operative care due to direct visual access

• Shelf stable product

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