Camera Eyes Front

Anterior Eye Camera is a device that is used to take images of the front of the eye. It consists of a lens, which focuses light on the retina, and a matrix, which converts the light signal into an electrical signal, which is then transmitted to a computer or other device for processing and storing the image.

The Anterior Eye Camera can be used in a variety of medical tests, such as diagnosing eye diseases, examining eye function, and assessing the condition of the cornea. In addition, it can be used for cosmetic purposes to improve the appearance of the eyes.

**The anterior chamber** is the cavity between the iris and the cornea. Light enters the eye through it. The chamber contains aqueous humor and the lens.

* Functions: * 1. Functional: - protective. The anterior chamber protects the eye from dust and infections. It is a barrier that prevents harmful substances from entering the structures of the eye. 2. Figurative: - reflective. It absorbs light and partially reflects it (posterior synechial suture, ciliary bodies). 3. Producing: - involved in the production of intraocular fluid.