
Structure of the Retina of The Eye
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Above: Diagram of the structure of the retina
This page is a summary of the anatomical structures of the retina, which is the light-sensitive layer at the back surface of the eye.
The retina includes many intricate structures essential for vision.
Different textbooks report different numbers of layers of the retina. For example, some texts identify as few as six layers, while others describe the retina in terms of as many as ten different layers.
Layers of the Retina
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