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CORNISOL (Corneal Storage Medium) is a sterile, buffered corneal storage solution formulated for storing human donor corneas intended for keratoplasty. It preserves corneal tissue viability and clarity for up to 14 days when refrigerated at 2-8°C, making it suitable for eye banks and surgical use. The solution contains essential nutrients, metabolic enhancers, dual antibiotics, and osmotic agents like dextran and chondroitin sulphate, which stabilize cell membranes and maintain tissue health. Cornisol supports endothelial cell function and protects all corneal layers, ensuring high-quality grafts for transplantation.
KEY FEATURES:
- Preserves human donor corneas for up to 14 days at 2-80C, ensuring tissue viability for keratoplasty.
- Contains essential nutrients, metabolic enhancers, coenzymes, vitamins, and amino acids to maintain corneal health and function.
- Dual antibiotics minimize infection risk, supporting sterile storage for transplantation.
- Glycosaminoglycans and chondroitin sulphate stabilize cell membranes and corneal layers, protecting tissue integrity.
- Includes a pH colour indicator for easy monitoring of storage conditions and solution quality.
- Free from bovine-derived components to eliminate prion transmission risk and is
- FDA-cleared for global distribution.
INDICATIONS:
- Storage of human donor corneas for keratoplasty/transplantation in eye banks and surgical centres.
- Maintenance of corneal clarity, endothelial cell function, and overall corneal tissue viability prior to grafting procedures.
