'Optic disk' presentation slideshows

Special Senses: The Eye

16. Special Senses: The Eye. Learning Outcomes. State the description and primary functions of the eye. Analyze, build, spell, and pronounce medical words. Comprehend the drugs highlighted in this chapter. Describe diagnostic and laboratory tests related to the eye.

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Cranial nerves disorder

Cranial nerves disorder. Presentation for 5 th year students by Hayder k. Hassoun MD Professor of clinical neurology Kufa medical college. CN Disorder. CN disorder can be confined to single nerve such as : olfactory in cases of closed trauma or Meningioma trigeminal N as in neuralgia

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Sensory and Motor Mechanisms

Sensory and Motor Mechanisms. Chapter 49 LAST SET OF NOTES EVER IN AP BIO!!!. Sensations and Perceptions. Begin with sensory reception, the detection of stimuli by sensory receptors Exteroreceptors Detect stimuli coming from the outside of the body Interoreceptors Detect internal stimuli

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Anatomy of the Eye

Anatomy of the Eye. Mr. Young Anatomy & Physiology. YOUR EYES . . . 70% of ALL SENSORY RECEPTORS in the body 1,000,000 nerve fibers per eye more than 2 million working parts average person blinks 12 times per minute - about 10,000 blinks in an average day

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Fundus Image Enhancement and Glaucoma Detection

Fundus Image Enhancement and Glaucoma Detection. Presented by: Saleha Masood. Abstract. In this research a novel technique for fundus image enhancement and glaucoma detection will be presented

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The Five Senses

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Motion pattern-based Image Features for Glaucoma Detection from Retinal Images

Motion pattern-based Image Features for Glaucoma Detection from Retinal Images. K Sai Deepak, Madhulika Jain, Gopal Datt Joshi and Jayanthi Sivaswamy CVIT, IIIT Hyderabad, India. Agenda. Glaucoma Detection Visual Symptoms of Glaucoma State of the art in Glaucoma Detection

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Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AION)

Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AION). Most common over 50 years Painless monocular over hours to days Visual acuity Visual field APD. AION. Arteritic AION is associated with giant cell arteries (GCA) Nonarteritic AION. AAION. Is less frequent 5-10% Older patients (mean 70yr)

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Neuro ophthalmology

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Active Contours Technique in Retinal Image Identification of the Optic Disk Boundary

Active Contours Technique in Retinal Image Identification of the Optic Disk Boundary. Soufyane El-Allali Stephen Brown. Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of South Carolina Dr. Song Wang CSCE 790 Spring 2003. The Problem.

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Intraocular tumours

Intraocular tumours. Dr. Mohammad Shehadeh Dalia Nader I rshaid. Choroidal naevus. Choroidal naevi are present in about 5 % of the general population but are less common in fair-skinned individuals.

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Sensory Mechanisms

Sensory Mechanisms. Sensory receptors and the brain. Sensation. Perception. Action potentials transmitted by sensory receptors to the brain Sensory receptors Specialized neurons/epithelial cells Extero - and interoreceptors

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Image Challenge

Image Challenge. Q:. What term is used to describe this finding? 1. Arc eye 2. Asthenopia 3. Choroideremia 4. Coloboma 5. Corectopia. Image Challenge. Q:. What term is used to describe this finding?. Answer:. 4. Coloboma

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