EC Neurology
Review Article Volume 18 Issue 9 - 2026

The Decline of Transplantation in Neurosurgery: Spinal Cord, Eye, Brain

Harry Sawyer Goldsmith*

Department of Neurosurgery (Retired), University of California, Davis, CA, Glenbrook, NV, United Statess

*Corresponding Author: Harry Sawyer Goldsmith, Department of Neurosurgery (Retired), University of California, Davis, CA, Glenbrook, NV, United States.
Received: August 19, 2026; Published: October 07, 2026



A recent paper, “The Rise of Transplantation in Neurosurgery: Spinal Cord, Eye, Brain”, suggests there will be a rise in neurosurgery transplants involving the spinal cord, eye, and brain. The present paper is written to evaluate whether transplants in neurosurgery involving the spinal cord, eye, and brain, may actually be increased in number, decreased in number, or even eliminated.

Keywords: Spinal Cord Transplant; Eye Transplant; Brain Transplant; Omentum; Increased Blood Flow

Harry Sawyer Goldsmith. “The Decline of Transplantation in Neurosurgery: Spinal Cord, Eye, Brain”. EC Neurology 18.9 (2026): 01-06.

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