This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy and structure of the eyeball. We will learn about its location, shape, and the number of layers present within it. Additionally, we will explore the structure and function of rods and cones, along with extraocular muscles, as well as levator palpebrae dysfunction, including the causes of Horner's syndrome.

Furthermore, we will study the various movements and rotations of the eyeball, as well as the role of medial and check ligaments and common tendinous rings. We will also examine the structure and function of the lacrimal apparatus, including the lacrimal gland and its blood supply, tear types, and the crocodile tear syndrome.

Moreover, the course will teach us about the development and function of the optic nerve, the pathways for pupillary light reflexes and optic radiation, and the convergence-accommodation pathway. We will also learn about the corneal and visual body reflexes. This course is perfect for students who want to gain a thorough understanding of the anatomy and detailed structure of the eyeballs. Don't wait any longer, start your learning journey today!