Cornea made from pig collagen gives people who were blind 20/20 vision

Eye implants made from pig-skin proteins restored sight in 14 blind people: Study

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Researchers used implants engineered from pig skin proteins to restore sight in more than a dozen blind people.

Clinical Trial Restored Sight to 20 People With Corneas Made From An Unlikely Source

Implants made from pig skin have restored sight to 20 people with diseased corneas, in an exciting pilot clinical trial.

Bioengineer Cornea from Pigs Helps Restore Sight

In a pilot study, researchers say they were able to restore sight to people who were blind by using bioengineered cornea manufactured from pigs

Bioengineered Pig Skin Is Turned Into Corneas, Restoring Patients' Sight

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Eye implant made from pig skin restored sight in blind people, according to study - National

Scientists have devised a way to turn pig skin into collagen that can be implanted into diseased corneas to restore sight to the blind, according to a new study.

Corneas made from pig skin restore sight in humans: study

Story at a glance Corneal implants made from pig skin have restored eyesight into 20 people with damaged or diseased corneas, a new study claims.  The cornea is the clear part of the eye that …