From Arteries to Arcades: Understanding Blood Supply of Eyeball

[@madilamb7739]

Thank you so much! So easy to follow

[@InsightOphthalmology]

You're so welcome!

[@ashishshrivastava1123]

Really a dynamic plateform to learn 🙏

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you @ashishrivastava 😊

[@naseebasithara5233]

Such a comprehensive video..!!

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Glad you liked it:)

[@syarafinamalek2668]

Anatomy of Cranial nerve related to eye please ❤❤ and more basic physiology of eye...

[@cf9496]

Amazing video! Very well explained. Thank you so much!

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Glad that helped!

[@efuahanson4141]

Very detailed video… thanks very much

[@matteocapobianco5168]

Great video!

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you😊

[@sommyrenee6529]

Beautiful❤️❤️ thank you , pls anatomy of cranial nerves related to the eye🙏🙏

[@TejaswiniGondane-zx7ug]

Amazing video ❤

[@shreyamundada5226]

At 21:00 why in fields hemispherical defect is there. When only disc is affected not corresponding whole retina

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Don't forget @shreya all the fibres ultimately leave through the disc...so if disc is affected , we see a corresponding field defect

[@shreyamundada5226]

@@InsightOphthalmology thank you Got the point

[@sunny-rp6kn]

Greetings Dr. Amrit. In patients having CRAO, ischemia at the fovea is spared due to it being supplied by choroidal/ciliary circulation and forming a cherry red spot. Is the central vision of these patients spared or not? And if not, why is it not spared as the fovea is still functioning?

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you for that question.! Yes the fovea is spared...but the papillomacular bundle is affected. Right? And that's the reason that despite the cherry red spot..or normal looking fovea, central vision is affected. Now if the patient has cilioretinal artery then then the papillomacular bundle is also taken care of . In these cases the central vision remains good.

[@sunny-rp6kn]

@@InsightOphthalmology Thank you so much Dr. Amrit!

[@mutheuwanga4086]

ophthalmic artery occlusion - OIS

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Absolutely! 👍

[@rishabhgoyal6675]

Do you printed notes

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Sorry we do not have printed notes..but for some topics you can visit our website theinsightophthalmology.com/

[@MrWatshisface]

If the vessels join 4mm from the limbus then why do we give intravitreal injections 4mm from the limbus?? Wouldn't we hit the major arterial circle?

[@RamyaS-y5e]

ocular ischemic syndrome

[@InsightOphthalmology]

That's correct!