Anatomy Of Anterior Chamber Angle | Eye Anatomy

Anterior Chamber Angle Anatomy.
This video lecture explains the basic applied anatomy of the anterior chamber angle structures and it's role in facilitating the aqueous humour drainage.
It explains about the illustrative anatomy of the anterior chamber and the angle of the anterior chamber of eye. The anterior chamber is the chamber bordered anteriorly by the cornea and posteriorly by the iris. It is 3 mm deep and holds 0.25 ml of aqueous humor.
The ANGLE of the anterior chamber has various parts that can be seen on Gonioscopy. These are the Schwalbe's line, the trabecular meshwork, scleral spur and the ciliary body band.
The video discusses the anatomy of every part of the angle of the eye.
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[@eramgogda8242]

Sir what is the normal anterior chamber angle of the eye?

[@prashantbhatkar]

Hi eram. The normal average angle would be between 35 to 45'.

[@eramgogda8242]

ok sir thank you

[@OPTOMETRYWITHTARIK]

Nice one sir quite easy to understand as well 👍

[@prashantbhatkar]

Thank you Tarik 🙂

[@khanmehjabeen1754]

Awesome!!...helpful...👌👌

[@prashantbhatkar]

Thank you 😊

[@rahulprasath5836]

nice work sir

[@prashantbhatkar]

Thanks

[@jayamalviya1203]

great video

[@prashantbhatkar]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rahimdawar6290]

Sir Which book you use for opthalmology??

[@prashantbhatkar]

Dear Rahim! I read Comprehensive Ophthalmology by A K Khurana to learn Ocular Anatomy. I also enjoy reading Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology.

[@bambholayadav5605]

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