Sense OrganConjunctival Fornicesfornix conjunctivaeHead & SkullThe conjunctival fornices are the deep folds where the conjunctiva lining the eyelids turns back to…
Sense OrganCorneacorneaHead & SkullThe cornea is the clear, dome-shaped window at the front of the eye. It has no…
Sense OrganCorneal Endotheliumepithelium posterius corneaeHead & SkullThe corneal endothelium is a single layer of hexagonal cells lining the inner surface of the…
Sense OrganCorneal Epitheliumepithelium anterius corneaeHead & SkullThe corneal epithelium is the outermost layer of the cornea, five to seven cells thick. It…
Sense OrganCorneal Stromasubstantia propria corneaeHead & SkullThe corneal stroma makes up about 90% of the cornea thickness. It consists of about 200…
Sense OrganCorneoscleral Limbuslimbus corneaeHead & SkullThe limbus is the narrow ring, about 1-2 mm wide, where the clear cornea meets the…
Sense OrganCrista Ampullariscrista ampullarisHead & SkullThe crista ampullaris is the sensory ridge inside the swollen end (ampulla) of each semicircular duct.…
Sense OrganCupula of the Ampullacupula ampullarisHead & SkullThe cupula is a gelatinous dome that sits on the crista ampullaris and stretches across the…
Sense OrganDescemet Membranelamina limitans posterior corneaeHead & SkullDescemet membrane is the thin, strong basement membrane laid down by the corneal endothelium on the…
Sense OrganEaraurisHead & SkullThe ear is the organ of hearing and balance. It has three parts: the external ear…
Sense OrganEarlobelobulus auriculaeHead & SkullThe earlobe is the soft lower part of the auricle, made of fat and fibrous tissue…
Sense OrganEndolymphendolymphaHead & SkullEndolymph is the fluid inside the membranous labyrinth. Unusually for an extracellular fluid, it is rich…
Sense OrganEndolymphatic Duct and Sacductus et saccus endolymphaticusHead & SkullThe endolymphatic duct arises from the junction of ducts from the utricle and saccule and passes…
Sense OrganEpiscleralamina episcleralisHead & SkullThe episclera is a thin layer of loose, vascular connective tissue lying between the sclera and…
Sense OrganExternal Auditory Canalmeatus acusticus externusHead & SkullThe external auditory canal (EAC) is a curved channel approximately 2.5 cm long leading from the…
Sense OrganExternal Earauris externaHead & SkullThe external ear consists of the auricle (the visible ear) and the external acoustic meatus, the…
Sense OrganEyebulbus oculiHead & SkullThe eyeball is a roughly spherical organ about 24 mm across that sits in the front…
Sense OrganEyebrowssuperciliaHead & SkullThe eyebrows are arched ridges of thick skin and short hairs above each eye, lying over…
Sense OrganEyelashesciliaHead & SkullEyelashes are short, curved hairs arranged in two or three rows along the front edge of…
Sense OrganEyelidspalpebraeHead & SkullThe eyelids are thin, movable folds of skin and muscle that cover and protect the front…
Sense OrganFascial Sheath of the Eyeballvagina bulbiHead & SkullThe fascial sheath of the eyeball (Tenon capsule) is a thin fibrous membrane that wraps the…
Sense OrganFiliform Papillaepapillae filiformesHead & SkullFiliform papillae are the most numerous papillae, fine, cone-shaped and covered with keratin, giving the tongue…
Sense OrganFoliate Papillaepapillae foliataeHead & SkullFoliate papillae are a series of parallel, leaf-like vertical folds on the back part of the…
Sense OrganFovea Centralisfovea centralisHead & SkullThe fovea is a small pit about 1.5 mm across at the centre of the macula.…
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