Eye (Ocular) System And Diseases
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*An Introduction To The Horse Ocular (Eye) System And Diseases
With so many parts to the eye, there are several areas where problems can occur. Trauma is the leading problem but infections, immune inflammation and neoplasia can also affect these structures. Loss of clear vision (corneal ulcer), loss of all vision (cataracts, blind), loss of the eyeball (enucleation) and tear overproduction or poor draining all can occur. Most of these can be seen with our own eyes especially if we are looking for them.
Blindness
Blindness In Horses
Cataracts
Cataracts In Horses
Corneal Ulcers
Corneal Ulcers In Horses
Enucleation
Enucleation is the removal of an eye ball. This is done when an eye is in the end stage of chronic inflammation or the active inflammation is too painful to leave the eye in.
Eye Inflammation (Uveitis)
Eye Inflammation In Horses
Eye Injuries
Eye Injuries In Horses
Eye Medication Systems
Eye Medication Systems For Horses
Eyelid Wounds
Eyelid Wounds Of Horses
Glaucoma
Glaucoma In Horses
Nasolacrimal Ducts
The nasolacrimal duct (n-g duct) is a tube that runs through the skull starting at the inside corner of the eye and ends just inside the nostril.
Neoplasia In Eyes
Neoplasia In Horse Eyes
Normal Eye Features
Normal Horse Eye Features
Ocular Discharges
Ocular Discharges In Horse Eyes
The Third Eyelid (Nictitating Membrane)
The Third Eyelid Of Horses (Nictitating Membrane)
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Webinars
Top Five Eye Problems In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
The eyes are the window to the soul, they say. But for me, they are just a direct extension of the brain. They are sensory receptors of light that the brain eventually “sees.” They sometimes don’t work correctly. In this episode, the basics of the...
Topics
*An Introduction To The Horse Ocular (Eye) System And Diseases
With so many parts to the eye, there are several areas where problems can occur. Trauma is the leading problem but infections, immune inflammation and neoplasia can also affect these structures. Loss of clear vision (corneal ulcer), loss of all vision (cataracts, blind), loss of the eyeball (enucleation) and tear overproduction or poor draining all can occur. Most of these can be seen with our own eyes especially if we are looking for them.
Blindness
Blindness In Horses
Cataracts
Cataracts In Horses
Corneal Ulcers
Corneal Ulcers In Horses
Enucleation
Enucleation is the removal of an eye ball. This is done when an eye is in the end stage of chronic inflammation or the active inflammation is too painful to leave the eye in.
Eye Inflammation (Uveitis)
Eye Inflammation In Horses
Eye Injuries
Eye Injuries In Horses
Eye Medication Systems
Eye Medication Systems For Horses
Eyelid Wounds
Eyelid Wounds Of Horses
Glaucoma
Glaucoma In Horses
Nasolacrimal Ducts
The nasolacrimal duct (n-g duct) is a tube that runs through the skull starting at the inside corner of the eye and ends just inside the nostril.
Neoplasia In Eyes
Neoplasia In Horse Eyes
Normal Eye Features
Normal Horse Eye Features
Ocular Discharges
Ocular Discharges In Horse Eyes
The Third Eyelid (Nictitating Membrane)
The Third Eyelid Of Horses (Nictitating Membrane)
Posts
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Podcasts
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Webinars
Top Five Eye Problems In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
The eyes are the window to the soul, they say. But for me, they are just a direct extension of the...