Contents, Introduction general, Objetives, Etudy cuestions, Answers, Index.

Orbital anatomy, Orbital foramina ducts, canals, and fisurres, Lacrimal gland and excretory system, Topographic features of thy globe, Stroma, Sclera, Collector channels, Retina, Intraocular region, Optic tract, Cavernous sinus, Lens and anterior segment formation, Retina and posterior segment, Gene estructure, Mutationes and disease, Cronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia, Pedigree analysis, Terminology: hereditary, genetic, familial, congenital,Mitosis, Mutationes, Genetic counseling, Indications for chromosome analysis, Reproductive issues, Lipid layer, Epithelium, Stroma, Aqueous humor, iris, and ciliary body, Structure of the lens, Lens proteins, Vitreous, Zonular fibres and low-molecular- weight solutes. Rretinal pigment epithelium, Free radicals and antioxidantes, Ocular pharmacology, Toxicity.

Section 2 examines the essential scientific grounding for current ophthalmic practice. It discusses ocular anatomy, embryology, biochemistry and metabolism and the latest developments in eye-related molecular and clinical genetics studies.La sección 2 examina la base científica esencial para la práctica oftálmica actual. Discute la anatomía ocular, la embriología, la bioquímica y el metabolismo y los últimos avances en estudios de genética molecular y clínica relacionados con los ojos.