Orbit Contents - Lab 19

Periorbital fat and Fascia

Around the eye you will see

periorbita

The thin layer covering shown is the

Levator palpebrae superioris muscle

In the top area of the eye the most superficial muscle is

Frontal nerve

The nerve running in the same "plane" as the levator palpebrae superioris muscle is the

Superior rectus muscle

The muscle running on the top of the eye that actually CONNECTS to the eye is the

Superior oblique muscle

On the medial side of the eye the top muscle is the

medial rectus muscle

Underneath the superior oblique muscle on the medial of the eye is going to be the

Lateral rectus muscle

On the lateral side of the eye the muscle is the

Lacrimal nerve

The nerve running lateral to the eye is the

optic nerve

(this was mahdiyars idea btw)

Fat a** white piece of MEAT THICK AF running to the eye is the

Lacrimal gland

Lacrimal nerve leads into the

Opthalmic artery

The artery running ontop of the optic nerve is the

inferior rectus muscle

The muscle running under the eye is the

trochlear nerve

can be seen near the eye too will show later

The nerve that is super duper tiny eetsy weensy point at is the

Trochlear nerve

The nerve leading into the superior oblique muscle is the

Oculomotor nerve

The nerve pointed at is the

Sclera

The outer white part of the eye is the

Cornea

The outer bulge part in the front of the eye is the

iris

The black part behind the cornea is the

Anterior chamber

The area between the cornea and the iris (black) is the

Ciliary bodies

The "white ring" area around the iris is the

Retina

What is the black part surrounding the inner body of the eye

Vitreous chamber

Taking the eye and splitting it into thirds, the lower 2/3 will form the

Lens

Added lens just because it's not on the actually eyes in lab.

Bulby looking area on the inside of the eye