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2018 Vol. 6, No 1

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A Protocol for Implementation and Use of A Tissue Incubator for Rapid Corneal Warming at the Eye Bank

Jameson Clover, CEBT, Amy Ansin, BS, Khoa D. Tran, PhD

Original Research

Maximizing Cornea and Tissue Donation through Specimen Quality

Robert W. Bresler, Sydney D. Gastreich, Elias G. Koulouriotis, Linda S. Martin, Susan Diane Brockmeier, Chak-Sum Ho, PhD

Report

Establishing a Quality Index: One Eye Bank’s Experience Developing a Quality Measurement Tool for Reporting on Tissue Safety and Regulatory Compliance

Marie B.Engstrom, BS, Ryan S. Williams, CEBT, Kristin J. Mathes, MA

Clinical

Safety and Usability of Corneas Post Vitreous Draw — A Retrospective Study

Thomas D. Miller, MS, CEBT, Paul J. Trizuto, BS, Caroline K. Hoover, MBA, CEBT, Andrew J. Maxwell, BA, CEBT, and Andrea L. Crosson, BS, CEBT

Report

Corneal Transplants Outcomes Post-Reporting of Concomitant Potentially Pathogenic Organisms Including Clostridium in Non Ocular Transplant Tissue Results

Ellen Heck, MT, ASCP, MA, CEBT, Nicole Hunter AS, H. Dwight Cavanagh, MD, PhD, FACS

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Current Issue:
2018 Vol. 6, No 1

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A Protocol for Implementation and Use of A Tissue Incubator for Rapid Corneal Warming at the Eye Bank

Jameson Clover, CEBT, Amy Ansin, BS, Khoa D. Tran, PhD

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Letter from the Editor

Original Research

Maximizing Cornea and Tissue Donation through Specimen Quality

Report

Establishing a Quality Index: One Eye Bank’s Experience Developing a Quality Measurement Tool for Reporting on Tissue Safety and Regulatory Compliance

Clinical

Safety and Usability of Corneas Post Vitreous Draw — A Retrospective Study

Report

Corneal Transplants Outcomes Post-Reporting of Concomitant Potentially Pathogenic Organisms Including Clostridium in Non Ocular Transplant Tissue Results

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A Personal View: Preparation and Aftermath of Two Category 5 Hurricanes

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Current Issue: 2018 Vol. 6, No 1

A Protocol for Implementation and Use of A Tissue Incubator for Rapid Corneal Warming at the Eye Bank

Jameson Clover, CEBT, Amy Ansin, BS, Khoa D. Tran, PhD

Letter from the Editor

Maximizing Cornea and Tissue Donation through Specimen Quality

Establishing a Quality Index: One Eye Bank’s Experience Developing a Quality Measurement Tool for Reporting on Tissue Safety and Regulatory Compliance

Safety and Usability of Corneas Post Vitreous Draw — A Retrospective Study

Corneal Transplants Outcomes Post-Reporting of Concomitant Potentially Pathogenic Organisms Including Clostridium in Non Ocular Transplant Tissue Results

A Personal View: Preparation and Aftermath of Two Category 5 Hurricanes

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