Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Anatomi & Fisiologi Viterus
Anatomi & Fisiologi Viterus
PHYSIOLOGY
By: M. Fariz Khibran
Vitreous is transparent connective tissue that fills the posterior segment of the eye
which consists of from collagen , acid hyaluronic acid , and water.
• 80% of the volume of the eyeball ️4 ml
Form
Embryology
• Almost sphere
• Anterior part concave because existence
lens crystalline . primary Secondary Tertiary
Vitreous junction • vitreous base (vitreous base)
• Lens ( Wiegert's ligament )
to the • Fovea and parafovea
surroundings • Edge papil
more closely on: • Vessel blood big retina
Vitreous Collagen fibrils separated by molecules _ sour filler and separator between
gel hyaluronic hydrated adjacent collagen fibrils _
Piece Sagittal Vitreous Anatomy Raised vitreous photo from eye child 9 months old
VITREOUS PHYSIOLOGY
Function Corpus Vitreous
B arier diffusion
Stabilize
Among anterior
Help function journey light
and posterior
from the retina ( refraction
segments of the
medium )
eyeball
M boost function
from cavity Metabolic buffer
corpus vitreous .
Mechanism Molecular Vitreous Linked with increment Age
Formation
Change Vitreous Physiology Posterior
pocket from Lacunae
Age And Change degenerative on the vitreous vitreous
vitreous fluid
• Human eyes adult ( 14-18 years old ) _ 20% of total vitreous volume ️liquid fill
• Age 80-90 _ > vitreous is fluid ️precordial vitreous sac posterio r
VITREOUS STRUCTURE
largest and simplest connective tissue visible _ as one
vitreous body
body parts _ human .
Vitreous medullar
Posterior hyaloid
Basic vitreous ke _ optical disc
membrane
Gel Liquid
aging or vitrectomy
Oxygen ️taken up and
metabolized by nearby
retinal tissue .
Oxygen consumption
Oxygen ️current fluids
Relative oxygen level _ low oxygen _ Becomes substrate for formation product new and produced by convection and
happen subtraction molecule oxygen movement _ eye or head
Reactive Oxidative Enzyme _ Proteolytic
Species (ROS) _
Classification Antioxidant
Vitreou s
ELEMENTS OF MOLECULES
Collagen
Fine, papery condensation of vitreous tissue that radiates into the vitreous space
from the ciliary body and anterior retina
Tractus
Retrolentis tract Tract coronaries Preretinal tract
medianus _
TOPOGRAPHIC SUBDIVISION IN
THE VITREOUS SPACE
1. Retrolental zone
2. Intermediate zone
3. Preretinal zone
BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES
RELATED TO AGE AND DISEASE
Defrost vitreous and posterior vitreous Detachment
Progressive thawing with age
Change viscosity in the vitreous cavity ️viscosity reduce between 300-2000 fold
Connection meeting
or interface
Inner limiting
Posterior vitreous
membrane on retina Extracellular Matrix
cortex
ILM