The uveoscleral outflow route is via the ciliary muscles into the suprachoroidal spaces and then to the orbital blood and lymph systems. The main driving force behind this uveoscleral outflow is the high oncotic pressure in the choroidal vessels.
Glaucoma consists of a series of eye diseases resulting in permanent loss of nerve fibers of the optic nerve, that translates in decrease of optic field and finally in blindness.
Copyright @ 2018 Dr. Stylianides. All rights reserved
Website Development by
We use cookies to analyse our traffic. We also share info about your use of our site with our analytics partners who may combine it with other info you’ve provided to them or they’ve collected from your use of their services. more
