Figures & data
Table 1 Use of donated tissue
Table 2 Corneal Transplantation Types
Figure 1 Eye bank overview.
Note: Displayed are the various members of an eye bank organization as well as the process of eye tissue recovery, screening, preparation, storage, distribution, and reporting adverse events.
Figure 2 EBAA committees.
Note: Depicted are the various committees and subcommittees overseen by the EBAA leadership.
Abbreviation: EBAA, Eye Bank Association of America.
Abbreviation: EBAA, Eye Bank Association of America.
Figure 3 EBAA governance.
Notes: Shown are the relationships between the BOD, HOD, and eye banks across the country. The BOD comprises the current, previous, and incoming chair, a medical advisory board (MAB) chair, and various other members. Members of the executive committee of the board are noted in yellow. Current issues facing eye banking are discussed in the BOD and HOD. The map in this figure depicts EBAA-affiliated eye banks across the United States.
Abbreviations: EBAA, Eye Bank Association of America; BOD, board of directors; HOD, House of Delegates.
Abbreviations: EBAA, Eye Bank Association of America; BOD, board of directors; HOD, House of Delegates.
Table 3 Tissue screening
Table 4 Eye bank processing fees (Approximate fees from Lions Vision Graft Eye Bank, Portland, OR, USA)
Figure 4 Timeline of eye banking in the US.
Note: The key events in the history of eye banking and corneal surgery are represented in this figure.
