lens anatomy | structures | physiology and biochemistry | eye ball

The lens is a transparent, biconvex structure in the eye that, along with the cornea, helps to refract light to be focused on the retina. The lens, by changing shape, functions to change the focal distance of the eye so that it can focus on objects at various distances, thus allowing a sharp real image of the object of interest to be formed on the retina. This adjustment of the lens is known as accommodation .
it is important to know about lens before studying CATARACT
structures :
lens capsule
lens epithelium
lens fibres
lens nucleus
lens cortex
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[@ashokjakhar0001]

Great video
A highly efficient way of explanation

[@Dr.DeepakVaid]

Brother nice video...I really appreciate your efforts...and thanks for uploading this video

[@layekahmed4562]

Thank u so much!!! U made it so simple and the best thing is the reason of cataract which no one has taught me,everyone teaches abt its effects and surgry part bt i hv nt knwn the reason for it ever bfr this video...thank u again

[@medicos3]

Thanks for watching , keep upgrading your knowledge ❣️

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[@aliraad7511]

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[@medicos3]

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[@shivangishreyasi2674]

Very short ,crisp and informative

[@rayyanghayas1243]

Excellent video bro. Thank you so much.

[@calmdown766]

Sir
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This is super duper ..
Thanku sir

[@sokinahnasser6065]

Keep going 👍🏻💪🏻

[@Dr.Nusrat2066]

So much helpful ; thank you 😌

[@AMSURFER]

Great video good work👍
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[@rekhahiremani6554]

Helpful video

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[@medicos3]

Thanks ❣️ keep watching medicos

[@adityatripathi9905]

AMAZING!

[@BTRRING]

Awesome video👌

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Good work man. Thank you for this

[@rahmaead8162]

This is so great! thanks💙

[@dr.sandeeprawat7176]

Well explained

[@madhuricheboyina1140]

Thank you for your explanation

[@medicos3]

Happy to help you ♥️

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[@aishwaryasiva4514]

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[@medicos3]

We glad you like it

[@gokilavanirollno3773]

Anterior epithelium lined by cuboidal epithelium

[@marin3363]

Bhai tumhaara video dekhna ya marrow ka video dekhna ek hi hai. Pro bhai

[@medicos3]

Thanks for such positive feedback 🫶🏻

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Thnx man

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[@shahanasherin.a.p5462]

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[@s.dheerajvarma5369]

Sir, it would be very grateful if you could tell how opacity is developed from entry of water into lens?

[@medicos3]

If water enters in cornea it becomes oedematous and hazy

[@s.dheerajvarma5369]

@@medicos3 is there any relationship between the water in lamellar seperation stage and the wedge shaped Opacities in the incipient cataract stage?

[@jamalimurtaza6527]

👍

[@mariamjameela5715]

Sir, Is this explanation only the importance brief explanation of the topics just for PG NEET or is it in detail and helpful for the yearly exams as well?

[@medicos3]

It is helpful for your university exams as well as for pg preparation

[@aaronhokanson6718]

is it possible to edit the structure with biochemically compatible injections?

[@SurferO_24]

someone get this man a decent microphone

[@satyamjha8981]

This Video is awesome

[@medicos3]

Thanks ❣️

[@muthamilkumaran3900]

Lens transparency..?

[@rayyanghayas1243]

65% water and the rest due to proteins which are transparent (crystallins)

[@yasmeenmabdeen5783]

Because the lens is : 1)Avascular 2)Devoid of nerves 3)Arrangement of fibers 😅

[@driqmedic]

Ipithelium😂