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What percentage of the outside surface of the eyes does the sclera cover?

80

True or false. the sclera provides an exoskeleton of the eye, attaches to EOMs and provides a surface of attachment for intraocular tissues (directly or indirectly)

True

What are conduits of the sclera that allow for entry and exit of all vessels and nerves that enter or leave the eye

Emissaria

What is downfall of emissaria?

Provides easy path for intraocular Muscles to reach orbit

The internal scleral sulci is defined as

Transition area over which a change in curvature occurs between cornea and sclera.


The internal scleral sulci houses TM and schlemma canal

Where is the sclera thickest?

At optic nerve called the intrascleral canal 1mm thick


The sclera also supports the periphery of the cornea as well called the circumcorneal annulus (collagen fibrils)

When the eye ruptures due to blunt trauma what are the sites that are most commonly detached?

Rectus muscle insertions where the sclera is thinnest recall SLIM 0.3mm

What causes buphthalmos

Increase IOP in the young eye as in congenital glaucoma

True or false. As you age the sclera becomes loose and more permeable

False it becomes more rigid and less permeable

True or false. As you age the sclera becomes loose and more permeable

False it becomes more rigid and less permeable

When do you get hyaline plaques?

After age 80 and thinning of sclera

What causes scleral opaqueness?

Irregular fiber orientation, fully hydrated gags and thick fibers

The thin layer of pigmented tissue on the inner surface containing elastic tissue is called

Lamina fusca

The dense irregular collagen layers that constitute the bulk of the tissue is

Scleral strome

The LPCA may loop within the sclera near surface, anterior to the muscle insertions and form a small focal bulge surrounded by uveal pigment with a slate blue coloration is called

Axenfeld loops

What separates episclera from conjunctival stroma?

Tenons capsule

The episclera is made up of two layers of vessels called

Superficial layer Which does move if you move the conjunctiva


deep layer which does not move if you move the conjunctiva

The episclera is made up of two layers of vessels called

Superficial layer Which does move if you move the conjunctiva


deep layer which does not move if you move the conjunctiva

Inflammation of the superficial layer causes

Episcleritis

Inflammation of the deep layer scleral vessels causes

Scleritis which causes a lot of pain

Inflammation of conjunctival stroma causes

Conjunctivitis

Episcleritis can be treated (whitened) ____. It will not improve Scleritis nor its associated pain

2.5% phenylephrine

Veins from episclera receive ______what from schlemms canal

Aq humor

Which layer does not move if you move the conjunctiva

Deep

What is the fibroascular layer of the surface of the sclera known as

Episclera