Aqueous Humor
The aqueous Humeur is a transparent liquid with low viscosity, deprived of illustrated elements of the blood, continuously filtered and renewed which, with the Corps glazed, maintains the pressure intraocular and the form of the Eye-ball.
The aqueous humor is made up of 99,6 % of water, but also of Vitamin C, Glucose, Lactic acid, Na and Cl as a majority and it is low in Protéine S and amino-acids.
It is renewed into two to three hours and makes it possible to nourish the Cornée which does not have any Blood-vessel to irrigate it. The defect of reabsorption of the aqueous humor will involve an intraocular hyperpression being able to damage the nervous nets definitively and the sensory cells, one speaks then about Glaucome which can lead to the irreversible Cécité. The drainage of the aqueous humor is done on the level of a network trabéculaire by the channel of Schlemm, then via the vorticineuses and sclerous veins in the opthalmic vein and the lower petrous sine (joining pétro-basilaire) and finally the jugular Veine interns.
Composition
The aqueous humor is primarily made up of water, but also of vitamin C, glucose, lactic acid and proteins. It constantly renews the every 2-3 hours. Its role is especially feeder (corneal endothelium and iris), repairer, regulator of the intraocular pressure, as well as maintenance of the shape of the eye. The normal pressure of the eye for subjects of less than 40 years is of 13-19 Misters At the subjects of more than 40 years, it is of 16-23 Misters.
Secretion of the aqueous humor
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Filtration
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Model of Diamond-Bossert
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