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PHYSIOLOGY of
THE EYES
Trilaksana N.
Dept. of Ophthalmology
Faculty of Medicine Diponegoro University
Outline
ANATOMI:
ORBIT
BOLA MATA & OTOT EKSTERNAL
ADNEKSA
SYARAF
FISIOLOGI
PENDAHULUAN
Anatomi !!! pemahaman peny dg
manifest pd mata
Surgical & postmortem + MRI,
OCT, USG, dsb
Fisiologi fungsi struktur2 terkait
ORBIT
Outline:
Dinding Orbita
Apeks Orbita
Pendarahan
Orbit:
Piramid, 4 ddg, ddg medial paralel
Rim < lingkaran di dlmnya proteksi
Volume (dws) 30 ml 1/5 bl mata, 4/5 jar periokuler
(lemak, otot, syaraf)
Bts anterior: Septum Orbita
Bts sinus: s. frontalis (atas), s. maxillaris (bwh), s.
ethmoidalis & s. sphenoidalis (med)
Ddg med & dsr orbita tipis ruptur herniasi
Dinding Orbita
Atap (roof) Orbita:
Tlg Frontal (utama) klj lakrimal di
fossa lacrimalis
Tlg Sphenoid (lesser wing)
Ddg lateral:
Bts dg roof fissura orbital superior
Bag antor tlg Zygomatic (Malar)
strongest
Dinding Orbita
Dasar Orbita:
Bts dg lateral fissura orbitalis infor
Lempeng orbital tlg Maxilla (utama, sentral)
blowout fractures
Antor (Rim orbita infor) tlg Maxilla (medial) +
tlg Zygomatic (lateral)
Postor processus orbital tlg Palatina
(triangular)
Ddg Medial:
Tlg ethmoid paper thin ke antor menebal
Tlg sphenoid (body) postor aspect
Apex & Annulus of Zinn
Blood Supply
Arteries:
Intracranial Internal Carotid a. 1st
branch: Ophthalmic a. passes
beneath & accompanies N II, branches
as:
Central Retinal a. enters the N II, 8 15
mm behind the globe
Lacrimal a. lacrimal glds
Long & Short postor Ciliary a.
Muscular branches antor Ciliary a.
Blood Supply
Arteries:
Short postor Ciliary a. N II + choroid
Long postor Ciliary a. ciliary body +
major arterial circle* of the iris
(anastomose w/ antor Ciliary a.)
Antor Ciliary a. antor sclera, episclera,
limbus, conjunctiva, *
Most antor branches of Ophth a.
arterial arcade of the eyelids
Blood Supply
Veins:
Supor & Infor Ophthalmic v.
Vortex v.
Communicate w/ Cavernous sinus &
Pterygoid venous
Drain the skin of the periorbital skin
lethal cavernous sinus thrombosis
(in cellulitis periorbital)
Antor Ciliary v.
Central Retinal v.
The Eyeball
AP 24,2 mm
Components:
The Conjunctiva
Tenons Capsule (Fascia Bulbi)
The Sclera & Episclera
The Cornea
The Uveal Tract
The Lens
The Anterior Chamber Angle
The Aqueous
The Retina
The Vitreous
The Eyeball
The Conjunctiva:
Transparent
Covers postor palp & antor surface of
sclera
Continuous w/:
The lid margin (mucocutaneous junc)
Palpebral conj
Fornices (supor & infor)
The limbus (corneal epithelium) Bulbar
conj
The Eyeball
The Conjunctiva:
Palpebral Conj firmly adherent to the
tarsus
Bulbar Conj loosely attached to
Tenons capsule
Plica / semilunar
fold & caruncle
The Eyeball
...The Conjunctiva:
Epithelium:
Stratified columnar: basal & superficial
(goblet cells)
Stratified squamous: limbus, caruncle,
mucocutaneous junc
Stroma:
Adenoid (superficial): lymphoid tissue &
follicle-like NOT develop 2 3 mo of life
Fibrous (deep): attaches to the tarsal plate
Krause (fornix) & Wolfring (supor tarsus)
accessory lacr glds
The Eyeball
...The Conjunctiva:
Blood, lymphatic, Nerve Supply:
Blood supply: Conjunctival arteries (from a.
Ciliaris & Palpebralis). Veins ~ arteries
Lymphatic: join w/ lymphatic of the eyelid
Nerve supply: 1st div (Ophthalmic) of N V
The Eyeball
Tenon's Capsule (Fascia Bulbi):
Fibrous membrane, envelopes from
limbus to N II
Limbus Conj, Tenon's, Episclera fixed
together
Posteriorly lies the sclera, contact w/
orbital structure & muscle cone
The Eyeball
...Tenon's Capsule (Fascia Bulbi):
Pierced by extraocular tendons reflected
surrounding structure orbital bone limit
extr.oc muscle Check ligaments
Inferiorly:
thicker
fuses w/ fascia of the IR m & IO m form
the suspensory ligaments of the eyeball
(Lockwood ligament)
The Eyeball
The Sclera & Episclera:
Fibrous (collagen)
Antor cornea; postor scleral foramen
(lamina cribrosa) pass the axon
bundle of the N II
Antor sclera episclera (thin, elastic,
blood vessels)
Inner surface lamina fusca (pigment,
outer layer of suprachoroidal space)
The Eyeball
The Sclera & Episclera:
Thickness: 0,3 mm (at insertion of muscle)
0,6 mm
Penetrated around the N II:
Short & long postor ciliary arteries
Short & long ciliary nerve
Long postor ciliary a. & long ciliary n. pass in
shallow groove at 3 & 9 oclock meridians
Vortex veins postor equator, 1 each quadrant
4 antor ciliary a. & v. penetrate 4 mm from
limbus
Nerve supply: ciliary nerve
The Eyeball
The Cornea:
550m thick in center, 11,75mm
horizontally & 10,6mm vertically
Nutrition: Aqueous,
tears, limbus vessel
Transparency:
Uniform structure
Avascular
Deturgescence
The Eyeball
The Corneas layers:
Epithelium 5-6 layers of cells
Bowmans membrane modf of stroma
Stroma 90% of corneal thickness, collagen
fibers, proteoglicans
Descemets membrane basal lamina of
endothelium
Endothelium one layer, maintain
deturgescence, loss w/ aging
Nerve supply: 1st div of N V
The Eyeball
The Uveal Tract:
Iris:
Pigmented, Extension of ciliary body
Dividing the COA & COP
Central round aperture Pupil balance of
parasympathetic (m. Sphincter pupillae, N
III) & sympathetic (m. Dilator pupillae)
activity
Blood supply: Major circle of the iris
Nerve supply (sensory): Ciliary nerve
The Eyeball
The Uveal Tract:
The Ciliary body:
Pars plicata (2 mm, anteriorly) ciliary process
aqueous formation
Pars plana (4 mm, posteriorly)
Epithelium: nonpigmented (internal, contd of
neuroretina), pigmented (external, contd of RPE)
Ciliary muscle:
Circular & radial fibers contract & relax zonular fibers
Longitudinal fibers open pore of TM
Blood & nerve supply:
= Iris, through Vortex veins
The Eyeball
The Uveal Tract:
The Choroid:
Postor segment of Uveal tract between
retina & sclera
Internally: Bruchs membrane; Externally:
Sclera
Choroidal blood vessels:
Chorio-capillaris fenestrated, nourishes the
outer neuroretina
Drainage: Vortex veins
The Eyeball
The Lens:
4 mm thick, 9 mm , Biconvex,
avascular, colorless, almost completely
transparent
65% water, 35% protein + trace
minerals
Supported by zonule of Zinn at equator
corpus ciliaris
Capsule: semipermeable membrane
The Eyeball
The Lens:
Subcapsular epithelium anterior
concentric lamella fibers
The Y suture lines:
End to end joining of the lamellas
Upright anteriorly, inverted posteriorly
Potassium >> in the lens
Ascorbic, Glutathione
The Eyeball
The Anterior
Chamber Angle:
Junc of peripheral
cornea & iris root
Schwalbes line (SL)
trabecular
meshwork (TM)
scleral spur (SS)
The Eyeball
SL end (peripheral) of corneal
endothel
TM Uveal meshwork (internal
portion) & Corneoscleral meshwork
(external portion) Schlemms
canal 30 collector channels + 12
aqueous veins episcleral venous
system
SS inward extension of sclera
The Eyeball
The Aqueous:
Produced by ciliary
body
Entering postor
chamber pupil
antor chamber
antor chamber angle
The Eyeball
The Retina:
Semitransparent, multilayered, 2/3
postor inner aspect of globe
Ora serrata (OS):
anterior edge of retina (ragged edge)
6,5 mm behind SL (temporal), 5,7 mm
(nasal)
Subretinal space retinal detachment
At the PN II & OS ret & RPE firmly
bound limiting ret detachment
The Eyeball
The Retina:
Suprachoroidal space choroidal detachment
extend to anterior (SS)
Thickness: 0,1 mm at OS, 0,56 mm at postor
pole
Macula:
Postor pole, 5,5 6,0 mm
> 1 layers of ganglion cells
3 mm center macula lutea w/ fovea centralis
Xanthophyll >>>, photoreceptors >>>
1,5 mm center retinal avascular zone
0,25 mm center foveola (thinnest part of retina)
The Eyeball
The Retina:
Blood supply:
Choriocapillaris:
1/3 outer + fovea irreparable damage when RD
Fenestrated
Blood barrier RPE
Central retinal artery
2/3 inner
Nonfenestrated blood retinal barrier
The Eyeball
The Vitreous:
Clear, avascular, gelatinous body (99%
water, 1% collagen + hyaluronic acid),
2/3 volume & weight of the eyeball
Outer surface hyaloid membrane
contact w/ postor lens capsule, zonular
fibers, pars plana epithelium, retina, N
II head
Vitreous base (attachment): pars plana
epithelium & retina just behind the ora
serrata
The Extraocular Muscles
Insertions of
Rectus Muscles:
spiral of Tillaux
The Extraocular Muscles
Blood Supply:
Ophthalmic artery (muscular branch)
Also:
Lateral rectus m. Lacrimal artery
Inferior Oblique m. Infraorbital artery
Nerve Supply:
N III SR, MR, IR, IO
N IV SO
N VI LR
The Ocular Adnexa
Eyebrows:
The folds of thickened skin
Covered w/ hair
The Glabella hairless between 2 eyebrows
Eyelids:
1. Skin Layer
2. Orbicularis Oculi Muscle (OOM)
3. Areolar Tissue
4. Tarsal Plate
5. Palpebral Conjunctiva
The Ocular Adnexa
Eyelids:
1. Skin Layer:
Thin, loose, elastic
Few hair follicles
NO subcutaneous fat
2. OOM:
Concentric close the lids
Inside the lid: Pretarsal & Preseptal portion
Outside the lid: Spread around the orbital
margin (orbital portion)
Supplied by N VII
The Ocular Adnexa
Eyelids:
3. Areolar Tissue:
Submuscular communicates w/
aponeurotic layers
4. Tarsal Plate:
Main supporting structure of the lids
dense fibrous & elastic tissue
Lateral & medial attached to orbital
margins by palpebral ligaments
Upper & Lower thin fascia (Orbital
Septum)
The Ocular Adnexa
Eyelids:
5. Palpebral Conjunctiva:
Adhere firmly to the tarsal plate