Ocular Biochemical Compositions: High yield Notes The ocular biochemistry, often a daunting and boring topic, is one of the most commonly asked. Understanding this topic is crucial. In this short article, we try to enumerate all those high-yield important points regarding the ocular biochemical composition and try providing logical memory aids where ever possible. Also […]
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Limbal Landmarks: Bridging the External and Internal Anatomy of the Eye In this article we discuss in detail about the anatomy, physiology of a bustling hub of ocular activity; limbus. In our previous posts we have discussed regarding the anatomy and physiology of cornea in detail! if you missed that, you can click here and
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The conjunctiva is divides into two parts; palpebral conjunctiva and bulbar conjunctiva. The palpebral conjunctiva is further divided into marginal conjunctiva,tarsal conjunctiva, orbital and forniceal conjunctiva. The bulbar conjunctiva is divided into two types scleral and bulbar conjunctiva.
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The choroid is the posterior most part of the uveal tract. from inside to outside it consists of the bruchs membrane, layer of choriocapillaries, satler’s layer, hallers layer and the lamina fusca. In thsi article we shall be discussing the clinical anatomy of choroid in detail..
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In this post we focus on mastering clinical anatomy of the ciliary body. We discuss the macroscopic parts, pars plana and pars plicata; microscopic 5 layers of the ciliary body and its important muscle, ciliaris. We deep dive into the ciliaris parts and its role in accommodation and aqueous drainage. We also discuss in detail the ultrastructure of the ciliary processes and the apex to apex arrangment of the ciliary epithelium .
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In this post we discuss in detail the gross, microscopic and clinical anatomy of the Iris. The iris is the anterior most part of the uveal tract. It has 2 surfaces, anterior and posterior. There are 4 layers in iris namely the anterior limiting layer, iris stroma, anterior epithelium, posterior pigmented epithelium
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