Corneal Transplant

Corneal Transplant

Corneal Transplant

This really great patient had developed keratoconus or asomewhat distorted cornea that was thinning.  Due to the thinning, he needed to have both of his corneas repaclaced by donor corneas.  This was completed in 2000 at Manhatten Eye and Ear Hospital in Manhatten.  Note in the photo the radial sutures at 11:30, 2:00, 5:30, and 7:00 o'clock positions as well as the single running (zig-zagged) suture. Also, noted the white band of the transplant button. His visual acuity before the surgery was about 20/70 best corrected and quite distorted.  After the surgery he was able to see about 20/30 without correction with much improved vision.  He is regularly checked and it is noted that transplanted corneas can thin and may need to be replaced.  At times areas of the cornea adjacent to the radial sutures may swell causing some flare at nightime at which time he needs appropriate steroid treatement to bring this swelling down.

Mondo Ponds in Milford, CT - a summer morning walk through the park.
View of Charles Island from Silver Sands State Park boardwalk in Milford, CT.
Landing bee at Beaverbrook Trail in Milford, CT
Statue of Lady of Good and Evil in a home garden in Milford, CT
Early morning sunrise at Mondo Ponds in Milford, CT just before the clouds roll in for an overcast day.
City Hall in Milford, CT
View of Charles Island from Fort Trumbull in Milford, CT in winter.
View of the beach looking toward Silver Sands State Park in Milford, CT
View of the reed grass and boardwalk at Silver Sands State Park in Milford, CT
View of an estuary behind the Animal Shelter in Milford, CT
Early morning view of Charles Island from the beach area near Silver Sands State Park in Milford, CT
The Gazebo/Bandstand on the Green in Milford, CT
A winter seagull from the beach looking out into the Long Island Sound in Milford, CT
View of Charles Island on the Long Island Sound from Walnut Beach in Milford, CT
View of Wepawaug Bridge under the train tressle on Prospect Street. I doctored this image to get rid of wires and roof fans!
View of Mondo Ponds in Fall 2016 - just before the leaves fell.
A wild turkey in a side yard October 2016 showing it's feathers!
Closest view of the moon in November 2016.
Swirl of leaves at Mondo Ponds - shot at about a 30th of a second rotating the camera circularly.
A beautiful early morning late March snowfall. Snow was gone by noon that day.