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Embryology of the eye is a complex topic to master - due to the obscure understanding of general principles and lack of application of the learned concepts in our routine practice.
This handwritten manual aims to bridge the knowledge gaps & missing links - thereby presenting itself as a Complete Course on Ocular Embryology from Genes to Clinics.
Highlights :
1) Profusely illustrated with colourful diagrams and clinical photographs
2) Flowcharts to aid understanding of complex derivatives
3) Relevant applied aspects accompany every detail of individual structure
4) Must read for residents, practising ophthalmologists and paediatricians

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Published by Dr Pranesh Balasubramaniam, 2023-06-20 15:07:21

Clinical Embryology of the Eye

Embryology of the eye is a complex topic to master - due to the obscure understanding of general principles and lack of application of the learned concepts in our routine practice.
This handwritten manual aims to bridge the knowledge gaps & missing links - thereby presenting itself as a Complete Course on Ocular Embryology from Genes to Clinics.
Highlights :
1) Profusely illustrated with colourful diagrams and clinical photographs
2) Flowcharts to aid understanding of complex derivatives
3) Relevant applied aspects accompany every detail of individual structure
4) Must read for residents, practising ophthalmologists and paediatricians

GENETICS MasterGene in developmentof Eye PAX G t PAX 6 gene mutation PaisedBox 6gene t Coloboma Microphthalmia PetersAnomaly Generesponsible forDivision of Eyefield into 2eyeGlobes SHH Soni'T Hedgehog


PAX6 expression PAX G switch for eye development


DD


Holo Prose NCEPHALY Defect in SHH Gene Proboscis Cyclopean Eye fSynophthalmia7 ANOPHTHALMIA failure offormation of opticVesicle to attain e any visibleglobestructure


MICROPHTHALMIA to simple_Pure Complex Nanophtralmos f t Structurally eyeball Associated features short Axial length of Dysgenesis eg.co oboma orbital cyst Bllolobomas Orbital cyst


COLO BOMA Mutilation PAX 6 gene mutation Chtoidal fissure hot closed Normally closes 1 by 7th week Coloboma t H Isis Retinae opticDisc ciliary choroid Body Recoloboma x ยต 2onules ODpit Axial Coloboma of OD MORNING Glory SYNDROME M.c.sie Inkronasalheyhole defect of iris Typical Coloboma


Hq Calamitouslens keyholedefectinin's I ymissingzonules 2ondaddoboma Types I It Typical Atypical Inferonasal quadrant otherareas macular'Toloboma siteof choroidalfissure closure is also atypical Atrial Complete E Incomplete fulllhickness Partialthickness defect defectof epithelium stroma


Retinochoroidal Globo ma r Retinalvessels dip down Excavated area yo RPE Choroid Exposing bare sclera Edges dean cut


Histopathology SplitinNeurosensory Retina Inner Nyagkey ppenfierarm a Layer ignerlayer Intercalary membrane 7 t.TT sFsRPElchaoid outerlayer fusey.si RPE Disorganised mass Termination of choroid H Junction Locus Minoris Resistentiae


Pathophysiology Defective fetalfissure closure t Inner Layerof opticCup growsfaster than outerLayer future RP E f Eversion 11 Gradual displacement of RPE t DoubleLayer of photoreceptors facing each other Absent RPE 1 Absent choroid


Ida Mann Classification AboveDisc superiorbogda Belowdisc Nimue area of Retina b n OD Globoma


Isolationism J so pigmendfoftwbana extreme


Lingam Gopal Classification of RC Globoma 19967 I NO Disc OD is outside fundus coloboma I Abnormal Disco I Colobomalous Disc isolated I Disc OD is within Fundus coloboma I ColobomatousDisc 4 I Disc shape not identified Blood vessels emanatingfrom superior aspectoflarge fundalwlobom


LingamGopal Classification r I I o E x I f f I abnormal TI r I I I I TI High myopia Good Visual Acuity III Microphthalmos common


OD Coloboma focalglistening while bowelshaped excavation Inferior NRR Absent1 Thin Assoc OD pit


Association of Hoboma Rhegmatogenous RD I 401 CHARGE syndrome CHD7 gene involved Edoboma HeartDefects Atresiachoanae Retardedgrowth Genital hypoplasia Ear malformation AICARDI syndrome WARBURGsyndrome


Note Lens Coloboma Misnomer CB coloboma I Absence ofwhales 1 Indented Lens


BIG PICTURE Efm orbit migratingNYids sypienophab SarkEctoderm 1 i II mean Lens NTeuralabe ftp7Iweloph.g Hyaloidvessels Neuroectoderm Future Retina Neuroectoderm Neural crest Mesenchyme surface Ectoderm mesodermal Mesenchyme


SUMMARY Go throughagain


Summary of the derivatives been Repeated to have the final understanding of the Big Picture


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