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EBAA
(redirected from Eye Bank Association of America)

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EbAAEast Bay Animal Advocates (California)
EBAAExperimental Balloon and Airship Association
EBAAEuropean Business Aircraft Association
EBAAElectric Boat Association of the Americas
EBAAEast Bay Adjusters Association
EBAAEuropean Business Aviation Association (Tervuren, Belgium)
EBAAEye Bank Association of America
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John Shock, chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology at the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, got the ball rolling on an eye bank laboratory that would meet the standards of the Eye Bank Association of America.
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The availability of donor corneas in the US has been adequate in the past 10 years, and 39,000 corneal transplants were performed last year in the US, according to the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA).
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Patricia Aiken O'Neill President and Chief Executive Officer, Eye Bank Association of America, Washington, D.
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