eye bank

It serves as a model eye bank for the region.

Rose served as legal counsel to the eye bank from 1981-1983.

There is a wide variety of storage media used in eye banking.

An active eye bank is part of the institute.

After his death, his eyes were donated to an eye bank.

The idea resulted in the creation of present-day eye banks.

There are currently 80 eye banks in the United States.

The British holding company is made up of various acquired service companies and has recently been eyeing banks.

Plus I have to scan the eye banks, transplant facilities, that sort of thing.

"Good," Gillian said, the fierce fire in her eyes banking.

The main areas of focus are comprehensive eye care, education, community services and eye banking.

The first eye bank was founded in 1944.

The eye tissue is then transported to the eye bank for processing.

It has a blood bank and eye bank facility.

He said retinal cells are "quite hardy" and should be readily available from eye banks.

Rowan lowered the sword, and the cold fire in his blue eyes banked somewhat.

Supports national eye bank donor projects devoted solely to macular disease research.

Lambert stood back and eyed Banks up and down.

Eye banks check the donor corneas for any disease or cellular irregularities.

Eye banks retrieve and store eyes for cornea transplants and research.

An estimated 900 new eye banks are necessary to meet the current demand for eye transplant tissue.

Eye Bank was started in 1987.

Eye banks said the rules would reduce the supply of tissue needed for cornea transplants, without increasing safety.

He was the founder of the Philippine Eye Bank.

Instrumental in the success of cornea transplants were the establishment of eye banks.