Week 9: Aqueous, Vitreous Humor and Vitreo - Retinal Attachments Flashcards

1
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List the structures of the filtration angle

A

5 Important structures

  1. Schwalbe’s Line
  2. Trabecular meshwork (non pigmented)
  3. Trabecular meshwork (pigmented)
  4. Scleral Spur
  5. Ciliary Body band
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2
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List the function of the filtration angle

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To collect filter the aqueous as it flow out of the pupil and into the tear film

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3
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Discuss aqueous production and drainage demonstrating your understanding of the structures and physiology involved

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TBa

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4
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Describe the vitreous content, the adhesions and change with age

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TBA

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5
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Describe the physiology of intra-ocular pressure and its measurement

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tBA

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6
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Discuss the mechanism of the blood aqueous barrier including the structures involved

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TBA

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7
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Describe the features of the vitreous body and change with age

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TBA

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8
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Describe the pathophysiology of posterior vitreous detachment and potential complications

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TBA

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9
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Where is the filtration angle?

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The anterior chamber angle is formed at the periphery of the chamber, where the corneoscleral and uveal coats meet.

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