Lens - Part 1: Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry

Please watch in 1.25 x for a quicker grasp of concepts!
Let's strengthen our fundamentals!
Hereby introducing the BRIDGE Series, where I discuss the basic sciences in ophthalmology connecting with relevant applied aspects. The first in the series is on the Crystalline Lens.
In Part 1, we shall learn on:
1. Brief embryology of Lens + few applied aspects
2. Anatomy of Lens
3. Biochemistry of Lens - Proteins and CH metabolism
4. Physiology of Lens - transparency and accommodation
In part 2, we shall discuss the Cataractogenesis and morphology of various types of cataracts!
Link: • Lens - Part 2: Catarac...

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Best explanation I have had so far.. thank you so much!

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Excellent presentation! Love your detailed explanations! So helpful, thank you! 🙏🏼

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This is an awesome video sir....enjoyed every second of it.
Very useful for residents.
Please keep making videos for residents..

[@AkshayKumar-gc6qh]

Unit of Radius of curvature is not micro meter. It is millimeter.

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Thank you so much for such a excellent and explained presentation.

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Very nice conceptual teaching sir. Thank you so much 🙏🙏

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You are genius sir🙏

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Sir plzzzzz make video on OCT interpretation that is how you localize or understand or distinguish the Oct report.. the layers, fovea what is green, blue layers in them..how

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Sir thanks a lot for this information. When you are going to make lecture on Refraction. Sir please make video on squint too

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Due to diabtes, is there any hyperopic shift sir?

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Sir does wiegers ligament prevents vitreous into ac

[@hschultz123]

Pranesh mentions oxidants and anti-oxidants. But he does say anything about the actions and sources of these chemicals.

[@bravonline3052]

Why water insoluble proteins increase in lens?

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Thank you sir its really helps me alot ❤

[@pratigawle4486]

Sir didn't understood Abt Radius of curvature...how it is 10 um on anterior instead less convex than posterior? Plz explain sir

[@ashwinisonkamble8427]

More convex means smaller will be the cicle less convex means bigger will be the circle see the lens diagram in book

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hi, can you show your references?

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aankh dikhata hain..........

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Please make lecture based on bilangual language (Hindi+English )
It will be going to very excited

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Hindi nahi maloom bhai :)

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