The cornea is said to be the “window” of the eye. We observe the cornea each time we examine a patient. How much do we know about this structure of the eye?
The cornea is said to be the “window” of the eye. We observe the cornea each time we examine a patient. How much do we know about this structure of the eye?
It’s a good assessment but the questions should be more.
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Nice, it’s a good revision for residents
other ocular structure inclusion would be good.
Improved my knowledge
It was awesome
For the first Question: Dua’s layer is the sixth layer of the cornea… or not
A sixth layer of the cornea, Dua’s layer, was reported in 2013. It is reported to be only 15 microns thick and located between the corneal stroma and Descemet’s membrane. The existence of this as a true 6th layer remains controversial.
Good practise for resident doctors. Please include some clinical questions with pictures also