Nur Umie Rasyidah compares aqueous humor and vitreous humor. Aqueous humor is a watery fluid located in the aqueous chamber that is secreted by the ciliary processes, continuously absorbed into the blood and replaced, and maintains the shape of the cornea. Vitreous humor is a jelly-like substance located in the vitreous chamber, secreted by the retina during eye development, absorbed or replaced more slowly than aqueous humor, and maintains the shape of the eyeball.
Nur Umie Rasyidah compares aqueous humor and vitreous humor. Aqueous humor is a watery fluid located in the aqueous chamber that is secreted by the ciliary processes, continuously absorbed into the blood and replaced, and maintains the shape of the cornea. Vitreous humor is a jelly-like substance located in the vitreous chamber, secreted by the retina during eye development, absorbed or replaced more slowly than aqueous humor, and maintains the shape of the eyeball.
Nur Umie Rasyidah compares aqueous humor and vitreous humor. Aqueous humor is a watery fluid located in the aqueous chamber that is secreted by the ciliary processes, continuously absorbed into the blood and replaced, and maintains the shape of the cornea. Vitreous humor is a jelly-like substance located in the vitreous chamber, secreted by the retina during eye development, absorbed or replaced more slowly than aqueous humor, and maintains the shape of the eyeball.
It occurs in aqueous chamber It occurs in vitreous chamber
It is watery fluid It is jelly like substance
It is secreted by ciliary processes It is apparently secreted by retina during the
development of eye It is continuously absorbed into blood and It is absorbed or replaced replaced It contains most of the diffusible substances of It consist of water 90%, protein plasma vitrein,hyaluronic acid and collagen fibres Obstruction in its flow may damage retina by It does not flow increasing intraocular pressure Maintains the shape of the cornea and supply Maintains the shape of the eye ball and nutrition to both lens and cornea contribute to intraocular pressure and also to the focussing on light of retina