Importance of Eye Donation

As it provides vision and vision, the eye is one of the most important sensory organs of the human body. The visually impaired think that my life is incomplete.

According to statistics, there are 15 million blind men in India, 8 million of whom suffer from corneal blindness.

The cornea is a transparent tissue that covers the front of the eyes. That is the focus element of the eye. As the cornea becomes foggy, vision drops significantly or is lost. This blindness is called corneal blindness. Some corneal disorders can affect children and adults and affect their eyes making them blind

If the eye is only affected by corneal disease, exchanging this part will restore the vision of these people. Corneal replacement surgery is an easy and simple procedure being performed at several eye hospitals in the country.

Donated eyes can be used to restore the sight of people with cornea blindness. Transparent and transparent tissue, known as the anterior portion of the cornea, can be used to restore visual acuity of the blind cornea. The rest of the eye is also used for the purpose of research and training to develop therapies for several common eye diseases.

From the eye of each pair of donations, the two blind people will gain their vision and light of their lives, making them more sacred

Eye donation is an act of donating one eye after he / she dies. This is purely for the benefit of society and is a completely voluntary charity. Even if the dead do not promise to donate his / her eyes before the death, the deceased's eye donation can be approved by relatives and relatives. Age or systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, heart disease, and kidney disease do not prevent blood donation. Even if you have undergone ophthalmic surgery in the past, the human cornea does not affect, so you can transplant it to other people.

A wide range of social recognition programs and activities began nationwide to promote the importance of donating eyes and its usefulness to the visually impaired. So far medical researchers and scientists are working on the development of artificial cornea, but until that time donating eyes was the best gift for blind people with corneal blindness.

Eye Bank is a non-profit community organization operated by medical director, eye bank manager, eye bank technician. It collects, evaluates and distributes the eyes of loved ones. All donated eyes are evaluated using strict medical standards. The eyes that turned out to be inappropriate for transplantation are used for valuable research and medical education

Eye donation is an act of donating one eye after he / she dies. This is purely for the benefit of society and is a completely voluntary charity. Even if the dead do not promise to donate his / her eyes before the death, the deceased's eye donation can be approved by relatives and relatives. Age or systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, heart disease, and kidney disease do not prevent blood donation. Even if you have undergone ophthalmic surgery in the past, the human cornea does not affect, so you can transplant it to other people.

Providing organs is the provision of organs and organizations to people in need. Donors can donate organs of the heart, kidney, liver, bone marrow, eye or tissue. Donations will be made after someone dies. Living donors can donate to kidneys and parts of the liver. Even if the donor promises to provide an organ after death, it can not be offered without the consent of his immediate family. If you decide to become an organ donor, please share your wishes with your family as they know what you want. We will also introduce statistics in detail. In India, the current organ donation rate is 0.26 people per million population, but Western countries have more than 30 donors. There is a serious shortage of organs, and the number of organs provided and the number of people waiting to be transplanted are increasing. According to an estimate, 90% of patients waiting for organs will die without organs