The Physiology of the Eye’s Anterior Segment

Welcome to our in-depth journey into the fascinating world of eye physiology. In this video, we dive deep into the anterior segment of the eye, examining the essential components that play a crucial role in vision and eye health.
📌 What You’ll Learn:
Cornea: Discover the structure and function of the cornea, the eye's transparent front layer that helps focus incoming light.
Iris: Understand how the iris controls the size of the pupil to regulate the amount of light entering the eye.
Lens: Learn about the lens, its role in focusing light on the retina, and how it changes shape to accommodate near and far vision.
Aqueous Humor: Explore the role of the aqueous humor, the clear fluid in the anterior chamber, in maintaining intraocular pressure and nourishing the eye.
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TimeStamp:
00:00- Start
01:52 -Tear film
02:26- Layers of tear film
06:12- Cornea
12:12- Pupil
16:17- Aqueous humor
19:36- Intra ocular pressure
21:21- Lens
23:59- Iris shadow
24:57- Accommodation
27:43- End

[@shubhamverma1031]

So informative video... Thanks for uploading 🙂

[@sidoptom]

Very useful video

[@ophthalmologyexams1]

a comprehensive lecture