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Eye Anatomy - Retina

  Normal eye bottom. Normal papilla with ratio P/E = 0.3. 

Arteries and veins of the retina in a normal eye bottom. Viewing of the macula and description of the main vascular trunks and their nasal and temporal branches. 

Normal young eye bottom. Typical for children and teenagers. Reflections produced by the internal limiting layer of the retina and the tortuosity of the arteries and veins may be observed. 

Normal eye bottom of young adult. Reflections disappear and the fine velvet of the retina may be observed. The vessels may still be seen as tortuous. 

Normal eye bottom of a 75 years old person. The retina is thinned, vessels are rectilinear and a tabby choroid may be observed. 

Eye fundus in miopia 

Normal eye bottom

 
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  Retina and Vitreous of Texas Web Site
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Simple Anatomy of the Retina

  Ophthalmoscopic appearance of the retina to show macula lutea (39 K jpeg image) 

Vertical section through the monkey fovea to show the distribution of the macula lutea. From Snodderly et al., 1984 (137 K jpeg image) 

Appearance of the cone mosaic in the fovea with and without macula lutea (59 K jpeg image)

   
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