A Canadian woman, blind for ten years, regained her vision through a tooth-in-eye surgery at Vancouver's Mount Saint Joseph Hospital. The procedure involved implanting a modified tooth into her eye.

Carol graduated from Seton HS, class of 1964 and then went on to Mount St. Joseph University ... patient discharge Social Worker for St. George Hospital. Carol volunteered for many years in ...

Performed at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver, this marks Canada’s first reported case of the procedure, as per a report by NDTV. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported ...

The surgery, led by Dr. Greg Moloney at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver, has never been performed in Canada before. However, OOKP has been successful in other countries. This procedure is ...

Ann Gibbon / Providence Health Care Their operations were led by Greg Moloney, an ophthalmologist at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. After performing the procedure on ...

The operation o known as osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis, or “tooth-in-eye” surgery – was recently carried out at Mount Saint ...

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But in late February this year, Lane, two other blind patients, one from the Vancouver area and one from Ontario, plus a team of surgeons and health-care providers made Canadian medical history at ...

Gail Lane at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital before her operation. Credit: Providence Health It may seem bizarre to use a tooth as the foundation for an artificial lens, but for ophthalmologists ...

The B.C. government has also invested in Providence Health Care's Mount Saint Joseph Hospital, which will soon become the only non-cancer Phase 1 Clinical Trials Unit in Western Canada. It's also ...