The Pathology of the Eye, Vol. 2: Histology, Part II (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Pathology of the Eye, Vol. 2: Histology, Part II

The lens is developed as an invagination Of the superficial epiblast, so that the centre corresponds with the epithelial surface. Unlike most epithelium, the surface cells cannot be cast Off, so that the centre also contains the Oldest cells. These facts are of prime importance in considering the pathological Changes which the lens is liable to undergo.

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