Embryology of the Eye (Easy to Understand)
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- The development of the eyes explained in 15 minutes.
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SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO FOR YOUR NOTES
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Development of the eye is a little bit more complex than most of the organs already discussed, but as usual we will break it down simply so that we can make it easy to understand.
The eye is first noticed in week three of development. Just like the development of ears are marked with the appearance of an otic placode and then an otic vesicle, the eyes are marked by the appearance of the optic placode and vesicle on either side of the embryo. As the anterior and posterior neuropores close (see CNS section), the optic placodes will form into the optic vesicles. The optic placodes are developed from neural tube (ectoderm). The optic vesicles grow until they touch the ectoderm of the skin of the embryo. The lens’ then initiate their formation, at which point the vesicle evaginates to form the optic cup. The optic cup has two layers: an inner and an outer layer. The outer layer is the pigmented layer of the retina, and the inner layer is the neural layer. In week seven, the optic cup begins to form the pupil. The actual lens itself is developed from the surface ectoderm as a lens placode, and by week five detaches itself from the surface ectoderm and is in its position inside the optic cup.
The pars optica retinae is the outermost layer of the inner layer and will contain the rods and cones. Next to the pars optica retinae is the mantle layer which develops into the neurons of the eye (outer nuclear, inner nuclear, and ganglion layers). The axons of these nerves are on the surface and they join together to form the optic nerve (CNII). The most anterior portion of the inner layer has a one cell coating (pars ceca retinae) which will form both the pars iridica retinae (the inner layer of the iris) and the pars ciliaris retinae (becomes the ciliary body). The pars ciliaris retinae continually folds to give it its characteristic appearance and the ciliary muscle will eventually control the lens in response to light and other stimuli. The dilator pupillae and the sphincter of the eye form in the epithelial cells contained within the surface and the optic cup.
There is another inner and outer layer for you to remember now. By week six, the tissue that surrounds the developing eye will transform into an inner and outer layer. The inner layer will become a tissue resembling the pia mater, and the outer layer resembles the dura mater. The pia mater portion differentiates into the choroid, whereas the dura mater portion will become the sclera.
The anterior chamber forms when there is degeneration of the tissue that yet again forms an inner and outer layer. The inner layer is the iridopupillary membrane (which completely degenerates anterior to the lens) and the outer layer is the substantia propria. The cornea is made from the substantia propria, an epithelial layer from the ectoderm, and the epithelium shared with the anterior chamber. The posterior chamber is bordered by the iris and ciliary body. Both anterior and posterior chambers are in open communication with each other through the pupil, and both contain aqueous humor that continually circulates.
Between the retina and the lens, the vitreous body is formed by infiltrating tissue that initially surrounds the optic cup.
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I love your video - you're right, you make an extremely complex topic easy to understand and easy to remember with your animation (you being animated and involving yourself in the video, as well as likening yourself to an embryo lol!), and energy - the way you reiterate key points and go back to reminding us what the mesenchyme is for example, stressing those points - it was a 15 minute video that just flew by because it was so enjoyable! Bless you and people like you for helping the world :) thank you!
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Thank you!!! I'm a student of optics with intentions for optometrics in the future. I have prepared for my presentation about human eyeball embryology from your video :) It was very helpful
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Dr Minass, you're exceptional and a blessing. So good to have teachers like you who know from start to finish the entire topic. You've really helped me revise during my ophthalmology rotation, thank you so much! Will always appreciate your effort.
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I legit tried to follow the color coordination of eye development figures.
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Can't believe i can finally understand it , the diagrams are very clear and your process of thinking and showing every step in details yet it seems very simplified
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Thankyou Sir for this amazing video, was struggling since so long to understand the basic embryology of eye. Really helped me understand :)
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Hello, thanks a lot for the brief description.
I would like to know about iris epithelium and ciliary process epithelium, are they developed from the inner layer of the optic cup?
Thank you so much sir ... Because of you I understand the embryology of eye ...
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Dr. Minass have got a doubt in this video and in general about embryology here when you switched from the diagram from when the lens placode invaginates and the optic stalk becomes double walled to the diagram where you show the optic stalk I couldn't see the continuation properly. Idk if it just me but in general when the axes change in embryology it confuses the heck out of me. Any ideas on how to make sense of this ?
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For a person who was born with one eye not finally formed, opened preauricular pits and nipples retraction, would it be possible to guess in which week of gestation complications were presented?
Any situation by which the lens and cornea gets blood flow again? Perhaps allowing future gene therapies to regenerate them.
Really great video ! Do you think it's possible to make a vid about aortic arches to complete your series about pharyngeal development ??
Great idea. Will do soon 👌🏼
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Its my pleasure Leo. Keep up the good work!
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Can you make a video specifically on birth defects. I know it would require at least 2 videos of 15 mins each but still if you could do it it would be great.
Anyways have a great day and may god bless us all.
Sure that’s a good idea 👌🏼
Hi Dr Minass. I've heard that about a million nerve cells from each eye grow and connect in a junction which in turn connects to the brain. I've also heard that each nerve cell from one eye must connect to the correct nerve cell from the other eye. In other words the nerve cells from each eye are paired in specific pairs, and not just random connections. Would you be able to explain this more clearly for me?
Thank you ! very helpful
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Thanks sir for your help through this video 👍💖
Always welcome
Thank you, It’s really useful . Besides, can you make a video about the embryology of ears?
Yes, soon
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i am confused about the conjunctiva, lacrimal apparatus ( lacrimal gland, sac, nasolacrimal duct and canaliculi)
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Making your day great was the ultimate goal of this video 👍
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