Anatomy
The Sclera (White of the Eye)
The sclera is the tough, white outer coating of the eye. It protects the delicate parts inside.
Anatomy Overview
The Sclera (White of the Eye)
Structure & Components
White appearance
Protective outer layer
Shows health status
Redness indicates problems
Normally white
Yellow indicates disease
Functions & Physiology
Made of collagen fiber
Very strong tissue
Maintains eye shape
Attachment point for muscles
Protects inner structures
About 1mm thick
Key Points
Keep sclera healthy
Protect from injury
Watch for redness
Watch for yellowing
Regular eye exams
Report color changes
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