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The wall of the eye consists of three layers: the sclera (the outermost layer), the choroid (the middle layer), and the retina (the innermost layer). In between choroid and retina, Bruch’s membrane can be found. Each of these layers has specific characteristics and can be subdivided into different layers. In this chapter, retina, Bruch’s membrane, and choroid will be detailed.

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Retinal Histology and Anatomical Landmarks

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    2025年

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  • Andrea Andrade,
  • Stephen H. Tsang,
  • Tarun Sharma,
  • Vlad Diaconita

摘要

The wall of the eye consists of three layers: the sclera (the outermost layer), the choroid (the middle layer), and the retina (the innermost layer). In between choroid and retina, Bruch’s membrane can be found. Each of these layers has specific characteristics and can be subdivided into different layers. In this chapter, retina, Bruch’s membrane, and choroid will be detailed.