ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF THE EYE
The anterior chamber is a space inside the eye bounded by the cornea, iris, and pupil that is filled with circulating aqueous humor. The iris and cornea join in the anterior chamber to form an angle known as the iridocorneal angle.
Additional Information about the Anterior Chamber of the Eye
Lens, Iris, and Anterior Chamber from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Human anterior chamber angle development without cell death or macrophage involvement - article by Beeran Meghpara and colleagues, appearing in the journal Cornea.
Related Topics
Ciliary Body
Posterior Chamber
Vitreous Chamber
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