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38 Clinical Anatomy of the Visual System

38 Clinical Anatomy of the Visual System


FIGURĘ 3-6

Pupillary portion of the iris. Dense cellular anterior border layer (a) terminates at pigment ruff (b) in pupillary margin. Sphincter muscle is at c. The arcades (d) from the minor circle of iris extend toward pupil and through sphincter muscle. Sphincter muscle and iris epithelium are close to each other at the pupillary margin. Capillaries, nerves, melanocytes, and clump cells (e) are found within and around the muscles. The three to five layers of dilator muscle (f) gradually diminish in number until they terminate behind midportion of sphincter muscle (arrow), leaving Iow, cuboidal epithelial cells (g) to form the anterior epithelium of pupillary margin. Spurlike extensions from dilator muscle form Michel's spur (h) and Fuchs' spur (i), which extend anteriorly to blend with sphincter muscle. Posterior epithelium (j) is formed by tali columnar cells with basally located nuclei. Its apical surface is contiguous with apical surface of anterior epithelium. (From Flogan MJ, Alvarado JA, Weddell JE: Histology of the human eye, Philadelphia, 1971, Saunders.)


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