f a person wears glasses, has cataracts or glaucoma, can the person donate corneas?

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• If a person wears glasses, has cataracts or glaucoma, can the person donate corneas?
   - Yes. Poor vision, cataracts and glaucoma do not eliminate someone's ability to donate. Suitability is ...
• Do cataracts or the use of spectacles render the Corneas unfit?
   - No. Both these conditions relate to the lens of the eyes and not the Cornea.
• How can one eccentricity fit most corneas ?
   - Conforma-K corneal lenses are available in a .65 eccentricity (peripheral flattening factor). However, using ...
• How are donor corneas obtained?
   - A corneal transplant is the final step of an involved process requiring a timely coordination. It begins with ...
• Why do so many operations to transplant corneas eventually fail?
   - Nearly one third of worldwide blindness is caused by diseases of the cornea – the transparent ‘window’ at the ...