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Auge in Orbita
Unter M. orbicularis oculi liegt Septum orbitale

Lig. palpebrae verbindet Lid mit lateraler Seite

Gl. lacrimalis in 2 Pars:
Pars orbitalis (unterm Septum)
Pars palepebralis unter M. levator palpebrae superioris

Medial liegt Saccus lacrimalis
Palpebra
Außenblatt:
Schweißdrüsen: Gll. ciliares, Gll. sebaceae
M. orbicularis oculi (N. facialis)
M. levator palpebrae (N. oculomotorius)

Innenblatt:
Mm. tarsales superior/inferior (Sympathicus)
Lidbindehaut Conjunctuva tarsi
Gll. tarsales
Bindehaut
Tunica conjunctiva besteht Aus
Conjunctiva tarsi
Conjunctiva fornicis
Conjunctiva bulbi

Conjunctiva bulbi + Hornhaut = Bindehautsack

Bindehautsack
besteht aus
Fornix conjunctivae superior
Fornix conjunctivae inferior
Tränenapparat
Gl. lacrimalis besteht aus 2 Pars geteilt durch M. levator palpebrae superioris
Pars orbitalis
Pars palepebralis

Tränen wandern durch
Puncta lacrimales superior/inferior
Caniculi lacrimales superior/inferior
Saccus lacrimalis
Ductus nasolacrimalis
In meatus nasi inferior
Arterielle Versorgung des Auges
A. ophtalmica aus A. carotis interna
geht durch Canalis opticus
Innere Augenmuskeln
M. sphincter pupillae
M. dialator pupillae


Innervation: N. oculomotorius