Entropion (rolled eyelid)

Entropion (rolled eyelid)

When the lid margin is turned inward, it is no longer the conjunctiva that is in contact with the eyeball, but the edge of the lid with the eyelashes or even the outer lid skin.

The eyelid is turned inward so that the eyelashes drag on the cornea.

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Anatomy of the human eye

Optic nerve (lat. Nervus opticus) in the eye

The optic nerve is responsible for ensuring that information from the retina reaches the brain. The concentrated bundle of millions of nerve fibers converts the light stimuli from the retina into impulses and sends them to ...

Inner eye shell

The inner shell forms the retina. It is used to receive light stimuli. The light impressions are transmitted to the brain via the optic nerve and processed there.

Blind spot (papilla)

The so-called blind spot is the point in the eye where the retina is interrupted and merges with the optic nerve. Since there are no light receptors at this point, ...