Wow this is a ray of hope for me, I have keratoconus so I hope this treatment arrives to Mexico and I hope it will be affordable for many people around the world with this terrible illness
@@gustavorocha31337 Fala ai Gustavo, você também possui ceratocone? Comecei a pesquisar mais sobre esse método imediatamente depois que vi a notícia, será que esse método se aplica a essa doença também?
Salduos David, yo no recuerdo mi diagnostico pero igual tengo la cornea derecha opaca, ya me hicieron dos transpalantes y no jalaron, ojalá esto sea accesible pronto.
I hope this becomes widespread and available for everyone soon. I have keratoconus in both eyes (my corneas are misshaped and are slowly falling apart which will lead to blindness.) not just that but astigmatism in both eyes too. I have scleral contact lenses that help me see better, but not perfectly. For anyone and everyone who wears contacts, you know how much of a pain in the ass it is to put them on and take them off every day. That is double for hard contact like mine, how so you may ask? First - contact must be free of all particles and debris (obviously) Second - using a small plunger, place contact on said plunger. Third - fill contact beyond the brim with saline (this ensures the hard lens will stay in place, won’t fall out by creating a vaccine seal and helps the eye stay hydrated too) Fourth - using off hand, pry eyelids open and slowly bring plunger and saline filled contact to said opened eye. (If you fail to put in contact in the first time which no one on earth can do then you have to realign the contact, refill with saline and try again.) Fifth - once the first contact is in, repeat steps on to four on other eye. If air bubbles, hair or anything else is in or on the contact after you put it on you then must use a different plunger which is just a suction cup to carefully pull the hard contact out (remember the contact is vacuum sealed to the eye) rinse out the contact and the eye, then repeat steps one through four AGAIN! obviously, this is not ideal for long term, in addition to the difficulty in even wearing hard lenses. It’s even MORE difficult for those who have had no previous experience with regular soft contact like myself. Worse still, the price, I remember paying nearly $1600 dollars (most insurance companies do not cover specialty or hard contacts) out of pocket for the exam, fitting and receiving of said contacts. But the worse of it all is that it is NOT a one time purchase, you have to have an annual eye exam, re-examine the lens fitting and possibly purchase different sized lenses depending of the results. You do not use the same lenses for more than a year or two. A lot of hassle for little reward. This new technology and procedure presents a permanent solution for those blind and those going blind like me! I hope and pray this operation become widespread soon, I would pay Any price to see clearly permanently. To live my life normally with no worries about going blind, to watch my daughter grow and to grow old with my wife. With clear and perfect vision to see it all.
You don’t have the condition imagine seeing your children grow up knowing one day you won’t be able to. Or like myself I can see with my contacts once I take them off any emergency I’m blind can’t help our contact have to be cleaned for 4-6 hours
Someone asked about the price of the procedure - as always it depends on your medical insurance and necessity of the procedure, an issue highly complicated in Israel as in any other western country... hopefully as the procedure became more common the Price will come down, i am not an expert but by the length of procedure (one hour) and the look of it (sort of cataract operation) it should not be overly expensive the only thing is R&D cost but as I said if became more common it will influence the price... as blind on one eye and with relatively high diopter on the other eye, every development in this field makes me more calm regarding my future
this is truly incredible and unbelievable! if you can replace the cornea with this device, you can also add digital display! cyborg AR vision oh my oh my :D
This is a very hopefull sign for this kind if blindness people ,it is a great success i hope Technology will get a new technique for thos people who do'nt have eye pressure and has waste eye
Hope the white plastic ring outside the artificial cornea won't make eye blinking difficult and doesn't make eye heavy. If silicone cornea could be stitched in eye could be even better.
as a person with keratoconus as well, I do believe it does. After all, they are removing the original cornea, which is the source of the problem, and replacing it.
Soy de Argentina . Les cuento q tengo uno ojo la cual tubo como tres plantes de córnea y rechazo en todas las cirugías ,a hora ese eso es opaco blanco . Perdí la vista de ese ojo desde tendría mis 12 años . Hoy tengo 41 y uso un lente estético para tapar los gris y del otro ojo uso un lente de contacto con mucho aumento ,por q con anteojos es mucho el aumento y lo mismo no llego a ver bien . Y me sorprende este video las cirugías .
I'm curious, say if later you need a cataracts operation or a vitrectomy or simply eye drops to dilate the pupil so the retina can be examined. How are those achieved? From what I understand, a cataracts operation requires drops to dilate the pupil followed by an incision through the edge of the cornea. Whilst a vitrectomy includes punching 3 holes through the sclera.
I am also concerned about this, you may be able to get your corneal blindness cured but after some years you will have cataracts blindness, and I don't think they'll be able to make an incision on an artificial cornea.
Buenas quisiera saber el precio de la cirugía y el implante soy una persona legalmente ciega sin lagrimas por lo cual c me arruinó la córnea quisiera saber las posibilidades de cirugía
Due to steven johnson syndrome i had lost my right eye in 1994 i was 5years old now i am about to loose ny left eye as well in march i had mmg surgery for my left eye i pray to god it will be available sooooon iand it may save billions of life from darkness. i feel death is much much better than the blindness.
I’m corneal blind in both eyes and am not suited for transplantation. This is according to Bascom Palmer and Boston Sight as well as St. Luke’s and a Harvard Corneal dr. Please consider me for this procedure. One eye cornea is .7mm the other .6mm from 6 surgeries.
If you are from Pakistan you should be aware that this technology is from Israel. The Israelis are willing to help all human kind but your country among many muslim countries still want to destroy Israel. So if your father and yourself are aligned with the Pakistani government then you should boycott this solution and not try to benefit from it.
@UCEd5DJBcgKG9gV2aLGdJ8_A my intent was to highlight how some ideology is totally backward and acting against Humanity (Israel is clearly bringing fantastic technologies for the benefit of all humans).
As always it depends on your medical insurance and necessity of the procedure, an issue highly complicated in Israel as in any other western country... hopefully as the procedure became more common the Price will come down, i am not an expert but by the length of procedure (one hour) and the look of it (sort of cataract operation) it should not be overly expensive the only thing is R&D cost but as I said if became more common it will influence the price... as blind on one eye and with relatively high diopter in the other eye every development in this field makes me more calm regarding my future
CorNeat's CEO stated: "We plan to initiate a second study later this year with broader indications to approve our artificial cornea as a first line treatment, displacing the use of donor tissue used in full thickness corneal transplantations."
What happens if the surface get scratched by something that perhaps hits your eye or sand? It appears near impossible to replace the entire device once its colonized/integrated.
Time to look into buying some stocks I'm thinkin eh?.... cuz this sh*t here, if it truly works as well as they're saying and gets installed as easily by surgeons as they're claiming, then this shiz bout to blow uuuuuup internationally one would think. Plus, with stocks you wanna buy them as cheaply as possible and hang onto them as long as you can stand it while a new company/product grows, which means you need to buy stocks in a new venture right up front when that company/product is still very new and hasn't caught onto the masses just yet... Just sayin yall, posting date of this video is only 1.5 years ago give or take so this here still has a lot of international clients about to come their way I'm thinking.
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Wow this is a ray of hope for me, I have keratoconus so I hope this treatment arrives to Mexico and I hope it will be affordable for many people around the world with this terrible illness
I have the same problem...here in Brasil...
@@gustavorocha31337 we have a new hope! Now we have to wait for they launch it worldwide!
Finally! 💪🏻
@@gustavorocha31337 Fala ai Gustavo, você também possui ceratocone? Comecei a pesquisar mais sobre esse método imediatamente depois que vi a notícia, será que esse método se aplica a essa doença também?
Salduos David, yo no recuerdo mi diagnostico pero igual tengo la cornea derecha opaca, ya me hicieron dos transpalantes y no jalaron, ojalá esto sea accesible pronto.
A very beautiful Israeli achievement to give hope and sight to millions of people ... magnificent.
Funded by the generous people at the European Union.
@@MagicBoterham
There's nothing wrong with that...certainly also with Jewish funds.
Man, modern medicine is truly amazing.
Science and technology are creating such a wonderful world.
I hope this becomes widespread and available for everyone soon. I have keratoconus in both eyes (my corneas are misshaped and are slowly falling apart which will lead to blindness.) not just that but astigmatism in both eyes too. I have scleral contact lenses that help me see better, but not perfectly. For anyone and everyone who wears contacts, you know how much of a pain in the ass it is to put them on and take them off every day. That is double for hard contact like mine, how so you may ask?
First - contact must be free of all particles and debris (obviously)
Second - using a small plunger, place contact on said plunger.
Third - fill contact beyond the brim with saline (this ensures the hard lens will stay in place, won’t fall out by creating a vaccine seal and helps the eye stay hydrated too)
Fourth - using off hand, pry eyelids open and slowly bring plunger and saline filled contact to said opened eye. (If you fail to put in contact in the first time which no one on earth can do then you have to realign the contact, refill with saline and try again.)
Fifth - once the first contact is in, repeat steps on to four on other eye.
If air bubbles, hair or anything else is in or on the contact after you put it on you then must use a different plunger which is just a suction cup to carefully pull the hard contact out (remember the contact is vacuum sealed to the eye) rinse out the contact and the eye, then repeat steps one through four AGAIN!
obviously, this is not ideal for long term, in addition to the difficulty in even wearing hard lenses. It’s even MORE difficult for those who have had no previous experience with regular soft contact like myself. Worse still, the price, I remember paying nearly $1600 dollars (most insurance companies do not cover specialty or hard contacts) out of pocket for the exam, fitting and receiving of said contacts. But the worse of it all is that it is NOT a one time purchase, you have to have an annual eye exam, re-examine the lens fitting and possibly purchase different sized lenses depending of the results. You do not use the same lenses for more than a year or two.
A lot of hassle for little reward. This new technology and procedure presents a permanent solution for those blind and those going blind like me! I hope and pray this operation become widespread soon, I would pay Any price to see clearly permanently.
To live my life normally with no worries about going blind, to watch my daughter grow and to grow old with my wife. With clear and perfect vision to see it all.
Kinda long comment/rant 😅😅😅 sorry bout that yall
You don’t have the condition imagine seeing your children grow up knowing one day you won’t be able to. Or like myself I can see with my contacts once I take them off any emergency I’m blind can’t help our contact have to be cleaned for 4-6 hours
Someone asked about the price of the procedure - as always it depends on your medical insurance and necessity of the procedure, an issue highly complicated in Israel as in any other western country... hopefully as the procedure became more common the Price will come down, i am not an expert but by the length of procedure (one hour) and the look of it (sort of cataract operation) it should not be overly expensive the only thing is R&D cost but as I said if became more common it will influence the price... as blind on one eye and with relatively high diopter on the other eye, every development in this field makes me more calm regarding my future
Thank you for this blessing 🙏
this is truly incredible and unbelievable! if you can replace the cornea with this device, you can also add digital display! cyborg AR vision oh my oh my :D
Get ads displayed straight to your eyes lol
@@angadsingh9314 oh my god, I changed my mind its a terrible idea 😵
@@MercifulArchitect Your eyes will function on a subscription. Forget to pay and they blind you remotely lol
@@angadsingh9314 😂😂😂
Thank you very much for this innovative artificial cornea. Could you please give information about the indications and surgical results. Thanks
I have kerotoconus, i need this!
Im from Singapore
When will it be available to patients worldwide?
This is amazing and groundbreaking.
This is disturbing and exciting at the same time
How is it disturbing? I think it's absolutely wonderfull!
Wow master piece
Gracias! Por la información Gracias a la ciencia y sobre todo Gracias a,🙏🏻 siempre hay cosas buenas que están sucediendo.
This is a very hopefull sign for this kind if blindness people ,it is a great success i hope Technology will get a new technique for thos people who do'nt have eye pressure and has waste eye
Graças a Deus!!! Parabéns à Todos envolvidos!
Hope the white plastic ring outside the artificial cornea won't make eye blinking difficult and doesn't make eye heavy. If silicone cornea could be stitched in eye could be even better.
it works with keratoconus?
as a person with keratoconus as well, I do believe it does. After all, they are removing the original cornea, which is the source of the problem, and replacing it.
Awesome awesome awesome 👏
Parabéns! Rio de Janeiro/Brasil
Grandiosos los avances de la ciencia
I hope they can do something for Glaucoma!
@ANTI_ISLAMOFOB "Too"
If you would like to use, "Too", (Also/as well.) You are most welcome. Grammatically the sentence is complete as it is :)
Has this transplant arrived in Brazil?
Very great
I am keratoconus patient
mmm kiroshi...
Corporate wars next year??
Amazing concept
I hope the blind people will be able to see this cool animation
I have keratoconus and this will be useful to me.
WOW!!!! It will be visible in eye, like in final shoots? Real cyberpunk! Very fine work. How long will it be working?
Soy de Argentina . Les cuento q tengo uno ojo la cual tubo como tres plantes de córnea y rechazo en todas las cirugías ,a hora ese eso es opaco blanco . Perdí la vista de ese ojo desde tendría mis 12 años . Hoy tengo 41 y uso un lente estético para tapar los gris y del otro ojo uso un lente de contacto con mucho aumento ,por q con anteojos es mucho el aumento y lo mismo no llego a ver bien . Y me sorprende este video las cirugías .
I'm curious, say if later you need a cataracts operation or a vitrectomy or simply eye drops to dilate the pupil so the retina can be examined. How are those achieved? From what I understand, a cataracts operation requires drops to dilate the pupil followed by an incision through the edge of the cornea. Whilst a vitrectomy includes punching 3 holes through the sclera.
I am also concerned about this, you may be able to get your corneal blindness cured but after some years you will have cataracts blindness, and I don't think they'll be able to make an incision on an artificial cornea.
Olá! Gostaria de ser voluntário. Moro no Brasil e minha córnea está com ectasia pós lasik.
Buenas quisiera saber el precio de la cirugía y el implante soy una persona legalmente ciega sin lagrimas por lo cual c me arruinó la córnea quisiera saber las posibilidades de cirugía
Algún/a crack que pueda subir este video subtitulado al español y dejar el link en esta caja de comentarios para hacerlo más accesible?
Will the threads come out inside the eye in the future?
Could this be used as well for damaged Corneas due to failed refractive surgery ?
yes, i have heard about it in Hebrew
@@avigayegos1496 interesting.
that they mentioned this. Lets hope the best for this technology.
Is it useful for yellow spot diseases?
Pls let me know glaucoma patients also do this treatment
Hola , buén día...quiero inscribirme para intervención...Gracias.
Due to steven johnson syndrome i had lost my right eye in 1994 i was 5years old now i am about to loose ny left eye as well in march i had mmg surgery for my left eye i pray to god it will be available sooooon iand it may save billions of life from darkness. i feel death is much much better than the blindness.
I’m corneal blind in both eyes and am not suited for transplantation. This is according to Bascom Palmer and Boston Sight as well as St. Luke’s and a Harvard Corneal dr. Please consider me for this procedure. One eye cornea is .7mm the other .6mm from 6 surgeries.
How much does the treatment cost?
a lot but its probably worth it
How much does it cost and is this available worldwide ??
Can I share my father eye reports !!
If you are from Pakistan you should be aware that this technology is from Israel. The Israelis are willing to help all human kind but your country among many muslim countries still want to destroy Israel. So if your father and yourself are aligned with the Pakistani government then you should boycott this solution and not try to benefit from it.
@UCEd5DJBcgKG9gV2aLGdJ8_A my intent was to highlight how some ideology is totally backward and acting against Humanity (Israel is clearly bringing fantastic technologies for the benefit of all humans).
The Future is Here.
How i can contact with Corneat Vision eye treatment center in israel anyone can help me from kabul afghanistan thanks.
hello i have hsv1 herpetic, can i use kpro?
Price please?
How much this procedure cost?
It costs an arm and a leg for 1 eye.
As always it depends on your medical insurance and necessity of the procedure, an issue highly complicated in Israel as in any other western country... hopefully as the procedure became more common the Price will come down, i am not an expert but by the length of procedure (one hour) and the look of it (sort of cataract operation) it should not be overly expensive the only thing is R&D cost but as I said if became more common it will influence the price... as blind on one eye and with relatively high diopter in the other eye every development in this field makes me more calm regarding my future
@@pavlekodak2147 Good luck for You
I have so many questions about it
Estamos no futuro
hi want to know the current situation at what stage is this procedure...can i go for for this treatment right now as I have cornea problem
Wow~ Good news for the blind.
I'm a double full thickness corneal transplant patient. I hope this technology offers new hope for us, an alternative to donor corneas. Does it?
CorNeat's CEO stated:
"We plan to initiate a second study later this year with broader indications to approve our artificial cornea as a first line treatment, displacing the use of donor tissue used in full thickness corneal transplantations."
@@xeviphract5894 amazing. I wonder if it's possible for patients like myself who have dying transplanted corneas, and who can do partial thickness.
A Blind person won't be able to see this animation
What happens if the surface get scratched by something that perhaps hits your eye or sand? It appears near impossible to replace the entire device once its colonized/integrated.
Don’t scratch it
Cue the ''cyberpunk 2077'' theme music
oO
Time to look into buying some stocks I'm thinkin eh?.... cuz this sh*t here, if it truly works as well as they're saying and gets installed as easily by surgeons as they're claiming, then this shiz bout to blow uuuuuup internationally one would think. Plus, with stocks you wanna buy them as cheaply as possible and hang onto them as long as you can stand it while a new company/product grows, which means you need to buy stocks in a new venture right up front when that company/product is still very new and hasn't caught onto the masses just yet... Just sayin yall, posting date of this video is only 1.5 years ago give or take so this here still has a lot of international clients about to come their way I'm thinking.
Thanks to Russia Today News for show me this!!!
Do I have a chance with my ''Macular degeneration...?
sight.ai
Moral of the story: take care of your eyes to avoid this outcome!