Intraocular muscles & nerves (anatomy, pupils and lens)

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Since we've spent so much time outside the eyeball we should also see how nerves get inside. The obvious nerve is the optic nerve (CN II) but what about sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, and general sensory stuff?
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@hanishshetty8868 6 лет назад

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@MrIjiva 2 года назад

13:40 One of the main ways that sympathetic neurones travel around the body is by following arteries .

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@RetroTJ Год назад

I have enjoyed your videos and learned a lot from them, but where can I find the same level of explanation on the mechanisms and anatomy of the eyelids? there is very little that explains as well as you have on the eyeball mechanics and nerves. I would love to see a very deep dive on eyelid anatomy and how they open and close, the blink response etc...

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@Armank443 3 года назад

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@user-if4df7lk1z 4 года назад

If the optic nerve is an exention of the brain, is it lined with the meninges? If so, does it have cerebrospinal fluid?

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@pointer2null 4 года назад

So if you have age related long sightedness, does that mean the muscle isn't strong enough to squash the lens or that the ciliary body is fully contracted but the suspense ligaments are now slack and the lens is still thin?