Tag: cornea

Anatomy of the Limbus (full lecture) – Surgical Limbus, Incision website, Limbal Stem cells |

Posted by - June 1, 2021

This video explains the anatomy of the limbus/corneoscleral junction from all perspectives- Histological, Anatomical & Surgical. It additionally explains the blue-grey zone & its significance whereas performing cataract surgical procedures, significantly throughout incision building. The diagrams proven on this video have been made as consultant diagrams for the only function of simplifying the subject. They

Anatomy of the Limbus (full lecture) – Surgical Limbus, Incision website, Limbal Stem cells |

PARTS OF EYE BALL | EYEBALL ANATOMY

Posted by - March 18, 2021

#PARTS #EYE #BALL #EYEBALL #ANATOMY [ad_1] PARTS OF EYE BALL – EYEBALL ANATOMY Gross anatomy of eye ball is correctly demonstrated and defined with the assistance of a mannequin. Right here i’ve demonstrated sclera, cornea, iris, pupil, lens, retina, choroid its. ————————————————————————————————————————- Hashtags – #Eye #AnatomyOfEye #SkillAyurveda ————————————————————————————————————————- Contact me by cellular by, CallMe4 app

PARTS OF EYE BALL | EYEBALL ANATOMY

Anatomy of the Eye, Eye muscle tissues and related buildings

Posted by - February 26, 2021

#Anatomy #Eye #Eye #muscle tissues #buildings [ad_1] EXTRINSIC MUSCLES The 7muscles of the orbit embrace: dorsal, ventral, medial, and lateral straight muscle tissues Dorsal and ventral indirect muscle tissues And the retractor bulbar muscle EYEBALL The eyeball is made up of three tunics enclosing refracting space. The 3 times are the (1) exterior fibrous center

Anatomy of the Eye, Eye muscle tissues and related buildings

NEET PG-Topic-Congenital Glaucoma Treatment-Ophthalmology

Posted by - December 30, 2020

#NEET #PGTopicCongenital #Glaucoma #TreatmentOphthalmology [ad_1] To view our Masterclasses Download our New Ophthalmology App https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dynoble.medicoapps.next.pg.Ophthalmology If cornea is clear: Goniotomy: • Safer method, but rare in India as: • Gonioscopy should be used to look at the angle • As pt. usually comes to the doctor very late • And the cornea is no clearer

NEET PG-Topic-Congenital Glaucoma Treatment-Ophthalmology