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Transforming Lives

Restoring Sight & Preventing Blindness

Products

Our Product Portfolio

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Revolutionary Artificial Cornea that Integrates with the Eye Wall

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About CorNeat Vision

​CorNeat Vision is a leading and innovative ophthalmic medical device company, with a product portfolio addressing unmet needs in cornea, glaucoma, and ocular surface surgery.

 

Our products, which include an artificial cornea, a synthetic scleral patch, and a revolutionary glaucoma drainage device, leverage our novel and proprietary permanent tissue-integrating material technology, the EverMatrix™, to seamlessly integrate with surrounding living tissue, offering enhanced, long-lasting solutions that reverse and prevent blindness.

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Our Mission

Our mission at CorNeat Vision is to innovate and grow, as well as leverage the power of partnerships to introduce synthetic, tissue-Integrating implants that aim to resolve medical and surgical challenges in diversified therapeutic fields.​​

Finding solutions to medical problems is extremely challenging. CorNeat Vision promotes solutions to medical problems through an active learning process, putting the physician's ease of use as one of our top priorities.

Our Technlogical Edge

The EverMatrix™ by CorNeat Vision revolutionizes synthetic material integration with living tissue.

 

This durable biomaterial mimics the native extracellular matrix, preventing immune rejection and ensuring long-term implant success. It promotes cellular growth, enabling seamless and permanent tissue integration.

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Our Bio-integrating Implants Are:

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Use Cases

Our product portfolio demonstrates several distinct EverMatrix use cases,  they are currently at various stages of research and clinical investigation and are not approved for commercial sale.

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Biomechanical integration of implants to tissue

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