The conjunctiva is the thin, transparent
tissue that covers the outer surface of the eye. It begins at the outer
edge of the cornea, covers the visible part of the eye, and lines the inside
of the eyelids. It is nourished by tiny blood vessels that are nearly
invisible to the naked eye.
The conjunctiva is the thin, transparent
tissue that covers the outer surface of the eye. It begins at the outer
edge of the cornea, covers the visible part of the eye, and lines the inside
of the eyelids. It is nourished by tiny blood vessels that are nearly
invisible to the naked eye.