Organ of vision, organ of balance and hearing and accessory organs

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Organ of vision, organ of balance and hearing and accessory organs SENSORY ORGANS Organ of vision, organ of balance and hearing and accessory organs

Organ of vision Eyeball (bulbus oculi) - anterior segment of eye - posterior segment of eye Eyelid (palpebra) Tear gland (gl. lacrimalis)

Anterior segment Posterior segment

The wall of eyeball anterior cornea iris pars caeca Tunica externa (fibrosa) Tunica media (vasculosa) Tunica interna (nervosa) anterior cornea iris pars caeca segment corpus ciliare retinae posterior sclera choroidea pars optica segment retinae

Anterior segment of eye

Anterior segment of eye – cornea anterior epithelium Bowman‘s membrane substantia propria cornae Descemet‘s membrane posterior epithelium

Anterior segment of eye – corpus ciliare

Anterior segment of eye – iris dorsal corneal epithelium continues to ventral surface of iris as ventral epithelium of iris iridocorneal angel stroma iridis [pink strip] dorsal epithelium

Dorsal segment of eye

Posterior segment of eye – choroidea Lamina chorocapillaris - with capillaries Lamina vasculosa - with vessels Lamina vitrea Lamina suprachoroidea

Posterior segment of eye – retina membrana limitans interna layer of nerve fibers layer of ganglionic cells inner plexiform layer inner granular layer outer plexiform layer outer granular layer membrana limitans externa layer of rods and cones pigmented epithelium (stratum pigmenti retinae)

Palpebra ventral side (skin) eyelid dorsal side (conjunctiva)

Palpebra – conjunctival side pseudostratified columnar epithelium goblet cells

Gl. lacrimalis

Organ of balance and hearing Outer ear auricle (auricula) auditory meatus (meatus acusticus ext.) ear drum (membrana tympani) Middle ear tympanic cavity (cavum tympani) Inner ear sacculus – macula sacculi utriculus – macula utriculi ductus semicirculares – cristae ampullares ductus cochlearis – organon Corti

Inner ear (in pyramid of ossis petrosum ossis temporalis) Bony labyrinth vestibulum canales semicirculares cochlea Membranous labyrinth pars statica (1, 2) pars akustica (3) sacculus utriculus saccus endolymphaticus ductus semicirculares ductus cochlearis endolymph perilymphatic space spatium perilymphaceum

organ of Corti

Cochlea – organ of Corti hair cells inner outer inner phalangeal columnes outer phalangeal cells cells of Corti cells of Hensen

Auricle (auricula) Elastic cartilage Ear lobule

SENSORY ORGANS Slides: 88. Anterior segment of the eye 89. Posterior segment of the eye 90. Fasciculus opticus 91. Palpebra 92. Gl. lacrimalis 93. Ductus cochlearis 94. Auricula  

Development of eye ectoderm optic cup mesenchyme 3rd brain ventricle stalk of optic cup intraretinal space of optic cup optic cup lens placode diencephalon mesenchyme

Development of optic cup and lens ectoderm outer layer of cup intraretinal space inner layer of cup neuroectoderm (wall of diencepalon) stalk of optic cup lens vesicle lumen of stalk of optic cup

intraretinal space diencephalon wall lens vesicle lumen of stalk of optic cup

ectoderm mesenchyme pigmented layer of retina nervous layer of retina anterior epithelium of lens intraretinal space ectoderm eyelid mesenchyme

retinal pigmented layer + retinal pigmented layer retinal nervous layer camera oculi ant. eyelid ectoderm conjunctival sac mesenchyme

Development of inner ear otic placode otic pit mesenchyme ectoderm dorsal aorta wall of rhombencephalon otocyst otic pit the 1st ectodermal cleft

Development of membranous labyrinth utricular part of otocyst saccular part of otocyst tubular process of sacculus

Development of semicircular canals *central regions of developing semicircular canals *these regions perforate later

Development of middle ear ossicles rhombencephalon wall of inner ear utriculus Meckel‘s cartilage primitive cavum tympani sacculus 1st ectodermal cleft wall of inner ear

Development of external ear the 1st ectodermal cleft basis of eye auricular tubercles