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Structure of sinus venosus of sclera

Known as: Sinus venosus sclerae, Schlemm's canal, Sinus venosus of sclera 
A circular vascular-like structure in the anterior chamber of the eye through which aqueous humor passes when returning to the blood.
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Limbus CorneaeScleraTrabecular meshwork structure

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2011
2011
Pore formation in Schlemm’s canal endothelial cells exposed to equibiaxial strain
PURPOSE. The endothelial cells of Schlemms canal (SC) are likely important for the regulation of the intraocular pressure, a… 
2008
2008
Microvascular architecture of the rabbit eye: a scanning electron microscopic study of vascular corrosion casts.
The microvasculature of the eyes of 5 rabbits was investigated using scanning electron microscopy on corrosion casts. The study… 
2003
2003
Incorrect medical terms in terminologia anatomica.
2002
2002
Intrakanaläre Trabekulostomie mit dem Er:YAG-Laser
ZusammenfassungZiel. Technische Entwicklung eines neuen Ab-externo-Therapieansatzes in der trabekulären Glaukomchirurgie unter… 
1997
1997
非穿孔性トラベクレクトミーにおける Schlemm 管内壁除去範囲の術中VTRと組織所見による検討
1988
1988
Trabeculoretraction (autorecanalization of the scleral sinus)
1988
1988
Scanning electron microscope study of the communications between the anterior chamber and the sinus venosus sclerae in primates.
We have studied the morphology of the anatomical structures that permit communication between the anterior chamber and the sinus… 
1980
1980
Microsurgical evaluation of functional preservation of the scleral sinus and intrascleral vessels in hydrophthalmos
1980
1980
[Microsurgical evaluation of functional preservation of the scleral sinus and intrascleral vessels in hydrophthalmos].
1949
1949
Measurement of the pressure in schlemm's canal and in the anterior chamber of the human eye
An menschlichen Augen werden die Kammerwasservenen blockiert. Der Druck oberhalb der Blockierungsstelle wird genau so hoch wie im… 
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