Aqueous humor pathway

by: ignaciorlando

This is a diagram that illustrates the anatomy of the eye, specifically focusing on the pathway of the aqueous humor. It shows the different parts involved in this process, such as the anterior and posterior chambers, the ciliary muscle, and the subciliary ligaments. The diagram also includes labels for various structures like the iris, lens, trabecular meshwork, Schlemm's canal, intraocular vein, episcleral vein, and epicardial vein. The image is a visual representation of the eye's anatomy, highlighting the pathway of the aqueous humor and its various components. It provides a clear understanding of how these structures work together to maintain proper eye function and health. The diagram serves as a helpful educational tool for students or professionals interested in learning more about the intricate mechanisms within the human eye.

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Tags: eye, muscle, nerve, vein, artery

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