Download - Anatomia retina
INSTITUTO DE LA VISION
07 marzo 2011
Dr. Fily Martinez D.
RETINA:
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Retina: develops as part of the brain
Retina is 2 layers
Outer thin pigmented layer:
Melanocytes (prevent light scattering)
Inner thicker neural layer
Plays a direct role in vision
Three type of neurons:
1. (outer layer) Fibrous: dense connective tissue
Sclera – white of the eye
Cornea
2. (middle layer) Vascular: uvea
Choroid – posterior, pigmented
Ciliary body
Iris
3. (inner layer) Sensory
Retina and optic nerve
Remember
the 3 layers of
the external
eye?
1. Photoreceptors
2. Bipolor cells
3. Ganglion cells
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Light passes through pupil in iris, through vitreous humor, through axons, ganglion cells and bipolar cells, to photoreceptors next to pigmented layer
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Photoreceptor neurons signal bipolar cells, which signal ganglion cells to generate (or not) action potentials: axons run on internal surface to optic nerve which runs to brain
*Know that axons from the retina form the optic nerve, CN II
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Photoreceptors: 2 types
Rod cells
More sensitive to light - vision permitted in dim light but only gray and fuzzy
Only black and white and not sharp
Cone cells
High acuity in bright light
Color vision
3 sub-types: blue, red and green light cones
*Know that rods are for B & W and cones are for color
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If you want more detail, it’s fascinating…
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Retina through ophthalmoscope
Macula: at posterior pole
Fovea: maximal visual acuity (most concentrated cones)
Optic disc: optic nerve exits
Vessels
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Visual pathwaysGreen is area seen by both eyes, and is
the area of stereoscopic vision
At optic chiasm, medial fibers from each eye
(which view lateral fields of vision) cross to
opposite side. Optic tracts (of crossed and
uncrossed, sensing opposite side of visual field of
both eyes) synapse with neurons in lateral
geniculate of thalamus. These axons form the optic
radiation and terminate in the primary visual cortex
in the occipital lobe. Left half of visual field
perceived by right cerebral cortex, and vice versa.
TIPOS CELULARES:
CEL. FOTORRECEPTORAS: CONOS Y BASTONES.
CEL. HORIZONTALES.
CEL. BIPOLARES.
CEL. AMACRINAS.
CEL. INTERPLEXIFORMES.
CEL. GANGLIONARES.
CAPAS DE LA RETINA:1. EPR: CELULAS PIGMENTADAS.
2. CAPA DE FOTORRECEPTORES: CONOS Y BASTONES.
3. MLE: UNION INTERCEL. ENTRE CEL. FR Y CEL. DE MÜLLER.
4. CAPA NUC. EXT: FORMADA POR LOS NUCLEOS CELULARES DE LAS CEL. FOTORRECEPTORAS.
5. CAPA PLEXIFORME EXT: CONEXIÓN SINAPTICA DE CEL. FR, BIP Y HORIZ.
6. CAPA NUC. INTER: FORMADA POR NUC. DE LAS CEL. BIP, HORIZ. Y AMACRINAS.
7. CAPA PLEX. INTER: CONEXIÓN SINAPTICA ENTRE CEL. BIP, AMACRINAS Y GANGLIONARES.
8. CAPA DE CEL. GANGLIONARES.
9. CAPA DE FIBRAS NERVIOSAS.
10. MLI: LAMINA BASAL QUE SEPARA LAS CEL. DE MÜLLER.
RETINA: EPR
•ES UNA MONOCAPA DE CELULAS QUE CONTIENEN MELANOSOMAS.
•TEJIDO VITAL PARA EL MANTENIMIENTO DE LA FUNCION FOTORRECEPTORA.
•UNO DE LOS TEJIDOS CON MAYOR ACTIVIDAD METABOLICA.
FUNCIONES DEL EPR:
•REGULACION DE LA TEMPERATURA
•MANTENIMIENTO DE LA BARRERAHEMATORRETINIANA EXTERNA
•ADHESION RETINIANA
•ABSORCION DE LA LUZ
FUNCIONES DEL EPR:
• FAGOCITOSIS DE LOS SEGMENTOS DESPRENDIDOS DE LOS FOTORRECEPTORES
• APORTE DE O2 Y NUTRIENTES A FOTORRECEPTORES
• TRANSP. ACTIVO DE MAT. DENTRO Y FUERA
RETINA: ELEMENTOS VASCULARES
CIRCULACION COROIDEA RETINA EXT.
ART. RETINIANA CENTRAL RETINA INT.
CIRCULAC. MACULAR ART. CILIORETINAL
VASOS SANGUINEOS RETINIANOS MANTIEN LA BARRERA HEMATORRETINIANA INTERNA
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