Penetrating Keratoplasty (PKP), or full-thickness corneal transplant, is a surgical procedure aimed at removing the diseased or damaged portion of the cornea and replacing it with a healthy, clear cornea donated through an accredited eye bank.
This procedure is used to treat many conditions, including advanced keratoconus, corneal scarring caused by injury or infection, and corneas damaged after previous surgery.
Jordan Eye Center carries out this procedure to the highest international medical standards, with careful post-operative follow-up to ensure the success of the transplant and preserve long-term eye health.
This procedure is used to treat many conditions, including advanced keratoconus, corneal scarring caused by injury or infection, and corneas damaged after previous surgery.
Jordan Eye Center carries out this procedure to the highest international medical standards, with careful post-operative follow-up to ensure the success of the transplant and preserve long-term eye health.