المملكة: Performing the first successful partial corneal transplant at King Salman Hospital
The team of the Center of Excellence for Medicine and Eye SurgeryAt King Salman Hospital, a member of the First Riyadh Health Cluster, the first partial corneal transplant operation was performed on a patient who had suffered from poor vision for many years, and the operation was crowned with success.
The operation was conducted under the leadership of Dr. Muhammad Al-Anazi, Consultant in Medicine and Surgery Cornea, who explained that this type of surgery is considered a precise and advanced procedure, as the damaged part of the cornea is replaced while preserving healthy tissue, which contributes to reducing complications, accelerating recovery, and clearly improving the quality of vision.
Dr. Al-Anazi also appreciated the efforts of the participating medical team of consultants, technicians, and nurses, pointing out that this success came as a result of the integration of teamwork and the continuous qualification of the health personnel at the center.
Expansion of specialized services
The director of the Center of Excellence for Eyes confirmed that this step enhances the center’s journey in expanding the scope of highly specialized specialized services, and reflects the efficiency of the medical team at King Salman Hospital.
This success comes with direct support from the First Riyadh Health Cluster and the management of King Salman Hospital, as corneal transplant operations require precise coordination within an integrated health system that includes high logistical and organizational arrangements to ensure the quality and safety of the procedures.
This development is considered a milestone in enhancing the hospital’s specialized eye services, in line with the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 in improving the quality of life and providing advanced health care to citizens and residents.
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