David G. Cogan Ophthalmic Pathology Collection - Select Cases by Normal Slide Description

Select Cases by Normal Slide Description

Go to descriptions: | A-Gross s | Gross v-PA | PT-Vortex veins |

Normal slide descriptions from: Accesory lacrimal gland

Accesory lacrimal gland

Angle recession exrtending into the ciliary body compared with normal side

Anterior chamber

Anterior chamber and iris

Anterior chamber angle

Anterior lens in a 75-year-old male

Arterio-venous junction in the retina

Bergmeister's papilla

Bruch's membrane

Bruch's membrane elastic tissue stain

Central and peripheral retinal vessels

Central retinal vein

Central retinal vessels

Choroidal arter elastic tissue stain

Choroidal blood vessels

Choroidal vein and artery

Ciliary body

Ciliary body has increased connective tissue at age 68

Cilioretinal artery

Close proximity of the optic nerve head vessels to the vitreous

Colloidal iron staining of the ciliary body

Colloidal iron staining of the cornea

Colloidal iron staining of the iris

Colloidal iron staining of the lens

Colloidal iron staining of the retina

Colloidal iron staining of the sclera

Conjunctival goblet cells stained moderately with Halcion blue

Conjunctival goblet cells stained strongly with PAS

Corneal and conjunctival epithelium

Corneal mitosis in metaphase

Descemet's membrane

Descemet's membrane elastic tissue stain

Disappearance of the hyaloid face over the pars plana

Double pigment epithelium normal infant eye

Fetal anterior chamber

Fetal cornea

Fluoroangiogram

Goblet cells in the conjunctival epithelium

Gross appearance of the optic nerve head and macula

Gross specimen of the ciliary processes

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Normal slide descriptions from: Gross view of the hyaloid vessels

Gross view of the hyaloid vessels

Hair shaft

Hyalinization with age of the ciliary processes

Hyaloid face behind the lens

Hyaloid thickness over posterior chamber

Hyaloid vessels

Infantile anterior chamber angle

Internal limiting membrane

Internal limiting membrane over the macula

Intrascleral nerve loop

Lack of hyalinization in ciliary processes age 29

Large physiologic optic nerve cup

Lens

Lens and ciliary body viewed from the interior of the eye

Lens at age 69

Lens capsule

Lens fibers in cross section

Levator fibers and M�ller's muscle are seen together

Lid

Lid margin

Lid with mucous glands

Lid's margin relation to the tarsus

Loss of mural cells and formation of shunts in retinal vessels

Lymph node

Macula

Macula sectioned through the foveola

Mast cells in the choroid with granules

Meibomian gland

Mitochondria of the rods and cones

Muscular artery at the base of the iris

M�ller cell nuclei

M�ller cells in the retina

M�ller's foot plates and internal limiting membrane

M�ller's muscle

Normal anterior chamber and iris

Normal lid cilia

Normal white patches at the base of the iris

Optic nerve with Bodian stain

Orbit

PAS staining of the retinal pigment epithelium and Bruch's membrane

Go to descriptions: | A-Gross s | Gross v-PA | PT-Vortex veins |

Normal slide descriptions from: PTAH staining of the iris

PTAH staining of the iris

PTAH staining of the retina

Peripheral retinal vessels

Persistent hyaloid vessel

Posterior ciliary artery supplying the macular area

Posterior ciliary vessels behind the macula

Relationship between the iris dilator muscle and iris pigment epithelium

Reticulum strain

Retinal capillaries

Retinal capillary cell types

Retinal capillary-free zone

Retinal cones

Rods and cones "cement" substance and vitreous

Schlemm's canal with a collector channel

Sudan staining of Bowman's membrane

Sudan staining of Bruch's membrane

Sudan staining of Descemet's membrane

Sudan staining of cornea and sclera

Sudan staining of the retina

Sudanophilia of Bruch's membrane with intact retinal rods and cones

Tarsus

Temporal artery

Thinness of the internal limiting membrane over a retinal artery

Trichrome staining of the iris

Vitreoretinal connection

Vortex vein exiting through the sclera

Vortex veins

Go to descriptions: | A-Gross s | Gross v-PA | PT-Vortex veins |

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