(CBC) – A Canadian man can see again after going blind more than two decades ago. He underwent surgery that uses a patient’s own tooth to help restore their sight. After going blind nearly 21 years ...
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Doctors implant tooth in blind man's eye to restore his vision in groundbreaking surgery
A man in Canada had his eyesight restored after doctors performed a surgery that required one of his teeth to be surgically embedded into his eye. When Brent Chapman's doctor first pitched him on the ...
Blind Man, 34, Can Now See After Having His Tooth Implanted in His Eye in 'Science Fictiony' Surgery
Brent Chapman, 34, of Canada, lost his vision more than 20 years ago after a rare allergic reaction damaged his corneas The uncommon "tooth-in-eye" procedure was developed in the 1960s and has only ...
After undergoing a groundbreaking "tooth-in-eye" procedure, a man has regained his sight after being blind for more than two decades, CBC reports.Brent Chapman, who lost his vision at age 13, is one ...
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