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Anatomy of cornea Presented by:- Prachee Shree 2 nd sem, 1 st year B.optom Instructor:- moutushi madam

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Page 1: Anatomy of cornea

Anatomy of cornea

Presented by:- Prachee Shree

2nd sem, 1st year

B.optom

Instructor:- moutushi madam

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What is CORNEA..?

Avscular tissueTransparentImportant OpticalElement (+43.27D)Very sensitive

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Corneal Dimensions

HVID=11.7mmVVID=10.6mmArea=1.3 cm sq.Saggital depth=2.6mm(avg.)Refractive index=1.376Power :-anterior(+48D) :-posterior(-5D)Thickness: central- 0.52mm

peripheral- 0.67mmRadius of curvature:

anterior surface:-7.8mmposterior surface:-6.2-6.8mm

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Corneal Dimensions

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Corneal Composition• 78% water

• 15% collagen

• 5% other parts

• 1% GAGs

• Epithelium » 10% of cornea’s wet weight

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Layers of CORNEA

Corneal EpitheliumBowman’s MembraneCorneal StromaDescemet’s MembraneCorneal Endothelium

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Corneal EpitheliumOuter most layer50 microns thick3 types of cellCan regenerateProvides smooth surface

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EPITHELIUM CELLS SURFACE CELLS (2 Layers)• Thin• Squamous• Overlapping polygonal cells

WING CELLS (2 Layers)• Overlays Basal layer• ‘Wings’ protruding into space between domes of

basal cells BASAL CELLS

• Deepest• Columnar• Hemispherical anterior surface

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Bowman’s Membrane

Acellular12 microns thick (8-14µm)Thin, Elastic MembraneDoes not regenerate and is

replaced by Opaque Scar Tissue

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Corneal Stroma0.50 µm thick Composed of Collagen fibreTough and Hard to puncture or

cut2-3 % Keratocytes and 1 % GAGs200-250 Lamellae superimposed

on one another

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Descemet’s Membrane

10 microns thickHighly elastic AcellularProduced by EndotheliumCan regenerate if destroyed

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Corneal Endothelium Innermost layer5 lakhs polygonal cellsReceives nutrients from Aqueous

HumourDegenerate & Die but can’t

regenerateMost important for corneal

transparency If damaged causes, Corneal

hydration & oedema occurs

Specular reflection

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Supply to cornea

Blood supply

Supplied by conjunctival & episcleral capillary network in the limbal region

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Trigeminal nerve

Ophthalmic division

Nasociliary nerve

Long ciliary nerve conjunctival nerve

Pericorneal plexus70-80 nerves innervates

Stromal plexus

Sub epithelial plexusLooses sheath of shwann

Supplies all over epithelial layers

Nerve supply

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Functioning of cornea

Main refracting materialActs as protective layer

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Any

queries…??????

?

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1.Substantia propria is another name of which layer of cornea….?

2.Increase in size of corneal endothelial cells is called_______________.

questions for you

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CONTD…

3. Any deformity in regular polygonality (shape) of corneal endothelial cell is said to be_________________.

4. Which corneal layer is absent in carnivores animal…?

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Contd…

5. What is the main source of oxygen supply in cornea…?

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Thank you for all

Best wishes for upcoming exams