chorioidea

chorioidea

Choroid or choroid (Latin chorioidea ) covers the entire inner side of the sclera from the ray body to the back, i.e. it is located between the sclera and the retina . As its name suggests, it consists of a dense network of larger and smaller blood vessels whose...
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iris

Iris or iris (Latin iris ) is the front part of the middle eyelid, the most impressive for the fact that it contains the pigment that determines the color of the eye, and prevents the entry of excessive amounts of light into the eye like a shutter in a camera. In its...
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Conjunctiva

Conjunction or subjunctive (lat. conjunctiva ) is a mucous membrane that is made of connective tissue on the surface of which are epithelial cells. The conjunctiva contains a large number of glands that moisten the eye and make it smooth and easier to move. In the...
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sclera

The sclera or sclera (Latin sclera ) is a white, opaque membrane that forms the larger, posterior part of the fibrous sheath of the eyeball. It has the shape of a ball cut at the front end where the cornea is located, and continues on it and together with it forms the...
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Pupil

The pupil is located in the very center of the iris (it is black), it forms a round opening through which light passes to create the image we see.When staying in bright light, the pupil narrows, the diameter of the pupil is about 2 mm, and in low light it widens up to...