Abstract

In the realm of medical science, few advancements hold as much promise and fascination as the prospect of eye transplantation. The ability to restore vision to those who have lost it due to injury or disease represents a profound leap forward in the quest to improve quality of life and alleviate suffering. While still in its infancy compared to other organ transplants, eye transplantation has captured the imagination of researchers, clinicians, and patients alike, offering hope for a future where blindness may no longer be a permanent condition.