APPLIED ANATOMY OF SCLERA
Sclera forms the posterior five-sixth opaque part of the external fibrous tunic of the eyeball. Its whole outer surface is covered by Tenon's capsule. In the anterior part it is also covered by bulbar conjunctiva. Its inner surface lies in contact with choroid with a potential suprachoroidal space in
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The Crystalline lens
The crystalline lens is developed from the surface
ectoderm as below :
Primary lens fibres. The cells of posterior wall of lens vesicle elongate rapidly to form the primary lens
fibres which obliterate the cavity of lens vesicle. The primary..
ectoderm as below :
Primary lens fibres. The cells of posterior wall of lens vesicle elongate rapidly to form the primary lens
fibres which obliterate the cavity of lens vesicle. The primary..
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Anatomy of Eye
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crystalens
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diagram of the eye
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