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Could an eye/cornia transplant correct nystagmus?
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No such thing and no: There is no such thing as an eye transplant and a cornea transplant would have no effect on nystagmus. There are surgeries and non-surgical treatments for nystagmus. See a strabismus specialist to discuss these.
Answered 1/23/2014
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