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Title: Special Receptor Organs


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Special Receptor Organs
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The Eye
  • Eye - three layers
  • a) tunica fibrosa, external layer
  • (sclera, cornea)
  • b) tunica vasculosa, middle layer (uvea)
  • c) tunica interna, inner layer (retina)

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The Eye
  • Tunica fibrosa - outer layer
  • 1) sclera (opaque, posterior 5/6)
  • 2) cornea (transparent, anterior 1/6)
  • Sclera - three layers
  • a) episclera - outer fibro-elastic layer
    continuous with Tenon's Capsule of the orbit.
    Covered by conjunctiva on anterior globe up to
    the cornea
  • b) sclera proper - middle DICT layer
  • c) Suprachoroidal lamina (lamina fusca) - inner
    pigmented areolar CT layer.
  • Few blood vessels in the sclera.

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Cornea
  • Transparent, 0.5mm thick with a smooth
    epithelial surface. Highly refractive
  • Cornea - five layers
  • outer non-cornified stratified squamous
    epithelium.
  • - microvilli, microplicae, tear film (7 mm thick)
  • b) Bowman's Membrane - microfibrillar outer
    layer of substantia propria, cell free.
  • c) Substantia Propria (Stroma) - layered DRW,
    fibroblasts, major part of cornea.
  • d) Decemet's Membrane - amorphous matrix lamina
    from the epithelium.
  • e) inner epithelial layer of simple squamous
    epithelium (corneal endothelium).

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Cornea
  • Limbus Corneoscleral junction. transition zone
    between substantia propria and episclera/sclera
    proper where white fibers fold over and
  • 1) form a ridge (scleral spur)
  • 2) produce a tube Canal of Schlemm, drained
    by Choroid veins
  • 3) produce loose tissue packing, tissue spaces
    Trabecular meshwork.
  • If the Canal of Schlemm or TM become occluded,
    cycling of aqueous humor is stopped causing fluid
    build-up increased intraocular pressure
    Closed Angle Glaucoma.

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Uvea
  • B. Tunica Vasculosa (Uvea) - vascular,
    nutrient, middle layer.
  • Composed of three regions
  • a) choroid
  • b) ciliary body
  • c) iris

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Uvea
  • Choroid - forms most of the uvea pigmented
    areolar CT with many vessels.
  • Smooth muscle cells present innermost layer
    forms a thin hyaline membrane (Bruchs Membrane)
    for the pigmented epithelium layer of the retina.
  • Extends forward to the Ora Serrata.

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Uvea
  • Ciliary Body anterior expansion of choroid at
    the level of the lens. Smooth muscle (ciliary
    muscle) body of three layers with finger-like
    processes extending into the vitreal chamber
  • - firmly attached to the scleral spur by areolar
    CT
  • Ciliary Processes covered with ciliary
    epithelium, pars ciliaris retina (secretes
    aqueous humor into posterior chamber)
  • - Attach to the lens by oxytalan fibers, Zonula
    or Zonule Fibers, secreted by non-pig. CE.
    Functions in accommodation.

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Uvea
  • Iris - most anterior part of the uvea plate of
    thin areolar CT with many melanocytes
  • Anterior surface covered by simple squamous
    epithelium.
  • Inner rim forms the pupil a ring of
    myoepithelium (sphincter pupillae muscle
    surrounds the pupil and controls its diameter
    (parasympathetic)
  • Dilator Pupillae Muscle (Sympathetic)
  • Pars Iridica Retina
  • Number and distribution of pigment cells
    responsible for eye color.

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Iris Biometrics ! Unique Identifier
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Lens
  • Biconvex elastic structure
  • Three Components
  • Lens Capsule, Type IV Collagen Basement Membrane
  • Subcapsular Epithelium, anterior surface, simple
    cuboidal epith.
  • Lens Fibers- cells, from subcapsular epith.
    Loose their nucleus and organelles, fill with
    crystallins

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Retina
  • Tunica Interna (nervosa retina) - nervous
    component and sensory receptor for light.
  • Three regions
  • pars optica retina
  • - Cuboidal pigment epithelium, neural components
  • b) pars ciliaris retina
  • c) pars iridica retina

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Pars Optica Retina
  • Ten Layers
  • a) outer pigmented epithelium
  • b) rod and cone layer (more rods than cones)
  • c) external limiting membrane (Cells of Muller)
  • d) outer nuclear layer
  • e) outer plexiform (synaptic) layer
  • f) inner nuclear layer
  • g) inner plexiform layer
  • h) ganglion cell layer
  • i) optic nerve fiber layer (vascularized)
  • j) internal limiting membrane (Cells of Muller)

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