'Lacrimal sac' presentation slideshows

THE AMAZING EYE

THE AMAZING EYE. THE EYE. The sense of sight, or vision , is the most complex sensory system of the body. Accessory structures to the eye include the eyelids , lacrimal apparatus , and extrinsic muscles , and the eyeball itself are located within the orbit of the skull.

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ORBIT

ORBIT. Bones of Orbit: Roof. Bones: Frontal bone . Lesser wings of sphenoid . Related to: Frontal cerebral lobes. Special features: Fossa for lacrimal gland. Bones of Orbit: Floor. Bones: Maxilla . Zygomatic . Related to: Maxillary sinus. Special features:

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DUCT

DUCT. LACRIMAL DUCT PATTENCY. Anatomy of the lacrimal apparatus It is situated in upper orbital outer lacrimal side Function of the lacrimal apparatus

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Sclera

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Dr Hardeep Singh Mudhar FRCPath National Specialist Ophthalmic Pathology Service (NSOPS)

EOPS case submission Washington DC September 2018. 57 year old man with bilateral lacrimal sac swellings. Dr Hardeep Singh Mudhar FRCPath National Specialist Ophthalmic Pathology Service (NSOPS) Dept of Histopathology Royal Hallamashire Hospital Sheffield S10 2JF England UK. Key.

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