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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) scan (right) and retinal thickness map (left) of a healthy right eye in a 63 year old female patient The warmer co
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) scan (right) and retinal thickness map (left) of a healthy left eye in a 63 year old female patient The warmer col
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) retinal thickness maps of healthy eyes in a 63 year old female patient The warmer colours are indicative of increa
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Fundoscopy scan of a healthy eye in a 63 year old female patient The fundus is the inside back surface of the eye It is made up of the retina macu
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Fundoscopy scan of a healthy eye in a 63 year old female patient The fundus is the inside back surface of the eye It is made up of the retina macu
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Light micrograph of an unstained iris showing the localisation of pigment cells in the iris pupillary border The pigment melanin is located in the po
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Ciliary body pigment light micrograph Unstained ciliary body (pars plicata) showing the location of pigment in the folds or ciliary processes (inne
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Ciliary body epithelium light micrograph The ciliary body is lined by a double-layered epithelium This unstained ciliary body epithelium clearly sh
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Light micrograph of the rear surface of an unstained iris showing the localisation of pigment cells The melanin pigment is concentrated in the rear s
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Light micrograph showing the limit between the sclera white of the eye and lamina fusca (top right) The sclera is a dense connective tissue made of
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Light micrograph of the eye of an embryo showing from top left to bottom fused eyelids anterior chamber cornea posterior chamber and lens lined b
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Iris differences light micrograph
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Light micrograph of the inner layers of the eyeball showing from bottom the choroid stroma with blood vessels and pigment cells the choriocapillari
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Human ciliary body light micrograph Two ciliary processes lined by a double epithelial layer the non-pigmented inner epithelium and the pigmented e
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Light micrograph of the posterior surface of the iris showing the strongly pigmented anterior and posterior epithelia This section is near the iris p
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Light micrograph of the anterior surface of the iris lined by stromal fibroblasts and melanocytes It is one of the few body surfaces not lined by an
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Light micrograph of an unstained eye showing the presence of pigment (melanin) which is mostly located in the iris and the ciliary body by JOSE CAL
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Light micrograph of the layers of the eyeball showing from bottom the sclera the choroid with blood vessels and many pigment cells the choriocapil
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Facial nerves Coloured X-ray of a human skull showing the parts of the face (coloured) that are supplied by branches of the trigeminal nerve The sk
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Human Iris light micrograph
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Light micrograph of a human retina From top to bottom the retina layers are nerve fibre layer ganglion cell layer inner plexiform layer inner nuc
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Light micrograph of a human eye showing the limit between the neural or photosensitive multi-layered retina (right) and the bilayered ora serrata
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Eye lens light micrograph Equator of the lens in a developing eye showing the transition from lens epithelium (top right corner) to lens fibres by
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Retinal Muller cells light micrograph Muller cells are a glial cell specific to the retina They span almost the entire retina Its end feet from th
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Light micrograph of the layers of the eyeball showing from bottom the sclera the choroid stroma with blood vessels and many pigment cells the chor
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Light micrograph of an embryonic eye showing from bottom to top developing lens with lens fibres and anterior columnar simple epithelium Above the
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Light micrograph of the inner layers of the eyeball showing from bottom the sclera the choroid stroma with blood vessels and pigment cells the cho
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Light micrograph of an iris showing from left anterior non-epithelia surface bordered by stromal fibroblasts and melanocytes iris stroma with str
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Thomas Spencer Wells (1818-1897) English surgeon born at St Albans Hertfordshire Served as a surgeon in the Royal Navy (1841-1853) before practicis
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Sclera light micrograph The sclera or white of the eye is a dense connective tissue made of mainly type I collagen fibres oriented in different d
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Light micrograph of the ciliary body of the eye which is lined by a double-layered epithelium This micrograph clearly shows this double layer an in
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Light micrograph of eyeball showing its three layers separated by a retraction during sample processing From left bottom are the sclera pigmented ch
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Light micrograph of an unstained ciliary body of the eye showing the melanin granules in the pigmented cells of the ciliary body stroma by JOSE CALV
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Light micrograph of the eye showing from top the choroid stroma with blood vessels and pigment cells the choriocapillaris (a single layer of blood
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a cat embryo showing from top to bottom fused eyelids anterior chamber cornea and posterior chamber by
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing from left to right fused eyelids cornea lens vitreous developing retina and optic
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Light micrograph of the eye of an early albino rat embryo showing from left to right the optic cup with an outer layer (pigment epithelium without p
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing fused eyelids During eye development the eyelids are initially fused by JOSE CALVO
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing from top to bottom fused eyelids anterior chamber cornea posterior chamber and len
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing from top to bottom fused eyelids anterior chamber cornea posterior chamber and len
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Developing eye Light micrograph showing the exit point of the optic nerve from the retina This is the blind spot or scotoma of the visual field
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing from left to right; fused eyelids cornea lens vitreous developing retina and optic
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Eye lens light micrograph Equator of the lens in a developing eye showing the transition from lens epithelium (top) to lens fibres by JOSE CALVO
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Light micrograph of the developing eye of a rat embryo showing from left to right; fused eyelids cornea lens vitreous developing retina and optic
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Staphyloma of the eye 19th century illustration
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Illustration of the anatomy of the eye At the front (top) of the eye is the cornea a transparent coating Behind this are the pupil and iris The ir
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Illustration of the blood vessels of the retina The retina is the light sensitive membrane that lines the back of the eye At centre is the fovea an
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William Bowman (1816- 1892)English anatomist surgeon and ophthalmologist was born at Nantwich Cheshire After five years at Birmingham General Hosp
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Illustration of an eye with a corneal abscess with hypopyon The cornea is the transparent front part of the eye An abscess is usually caused by a ba
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Illustration of Valsalva retinopathy a pre-retinal haemorrhage caused by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure due to severe straining in constip
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Dermatome skin sensory areas illustration
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Vitreous haemorrhage illustration
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An engraving depicting an ophthalmic refractor An apparatus for selecting appropriate lenses for patients Each disk contained a selection of lenses
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Vitreous haemorrhage illustration
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Vitreous haemorrhage illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage illustration
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Submacular haemorrhage illustration
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Submacular haemorrhage illustration
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Submacular haemorrhage illustration
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Subhyaloid haemorrhage illustration
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William Bowman (1816- 1892) English anatomist surgeon and ophthalmologist was born at Nantwich Cheshire After five years at Birmingham General Hos
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Subhyaloid haemorrhage illustration
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Subhyaloid haemorrhage illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Prepapillary vascular loop on the retina illustration
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Healthy retina illustration
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Thomas Spencer Wells (1818-1897) English surgeon born at St Albans Hertfordshire Served as a surgeon in the Royal Navy (1841-1853) before practicis
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Healthy retina illustration
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Healthy retina illustration
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Vitreous haemorrhage illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Valsava retinopathy illustration
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Subretinal haemorrhage on the retina illustration
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Eye examination Ophthalmologist uses a head-mounted ophthalmoscope to examine the eye of a man This is also known as indirect ophthalmoscopy In
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