The future of lab-grown eye transplants 

I agree she must be an angel sent from heaven.

Amen. We hope that could happen. What will be next- they bringing dead people to life?

Omg dat girle has a hand of god gbh 🙏🙏❤

How possible now and when it is expected please reply

How? do they remove the optic nerve from the brain and put a new one in?

​@prettyBoyIncel do they take the whole optic nerve from brain?

whats wrong with lasik?

For me also bro... I am worried every minute

Hello tristan. Yes me to my optic nerve problem long time optic nerve the optic nerve is compressed or severed or dried up…Either. waiting for treatment

Yes, but we are not their yet because you need to reconnect the blood vessels and other must be reconnected parts through the brain and people are afraid that working on brains just to gain vision will get you more into a complicated position you can even brain dead after doing this.

@@ItachiUchiha-gf4fz Bionic eyes brain chip implant is also risky or neura lace chip by Neuralink, but what to do i have a baby born with out eyeballs. Let see technology works better or Bioscience. Biologists led by Kohji Nishida at Osaka University in Japan have discovered a new way to nurture and grow the many separate tissues that make up the human eyeball, and the scientists need only a small sample adult skin to build them all.

I mean in future there can be gene therapy which still now but still in development it can be used for optic nerve damage and for retina stem cell therapy

May be possible later as of now still no success with Gene therapy and Stem cell in regards to optic nerve repairing but as my condition requirement is a whole eye and not sure even if a whole eye is grown in lab with stem cell therapy technique , how the eye/optic nerve will connect itself to the brain visual cortex. For patients with optic nerve damage , i doubt it can't be possible easily as there are millions of cells, so i don't think all of them can be fixed. As of now i would prefer technology and completely depend on it.Focusing on BCI , now researchers have came with wireless brain chip implant rather than going for a surgery which is a good approach as surgery might damage the brain , also another approach which already got the approval from FDA is a new stimulation device (Stentrode) implanted in blood vessels next to the brain’s motor cortex could replace open brain surgery and so far it better idea than Generis Bionic eye brain implant or Orion Bionic or Neuralink neura lace implant as all of these required surgery. I am pretty sure something will soon come up, just hoping that vision can be restored for all form of blindness bypassing the physical eye complex structure.

@@abrararies7608 yes but there are bionic eyes to which available and I read somewhere a men recovery most vision after stem cell therapy and it costed him ₹80,000

Hello my friend. I am beginning to need help also. Age-related macular degeneration. Keith Kuhn KK Motion Pictures Also on RU-vid.