Coats of the Eyeball Anatomy

Increased intraocular pressure due to blocked aqueous humor drainage.

Supports eyeball shape and maintains its optical properties.

The lens is curved outward on both sides.

It becomes less flexible, impacting focus.

Allows the lens to become rounder, increasing refractive power.

Refracts light, contributing significantly to focusing.

Area of sharpest, most detailed central vision.

Fills the front and back chambers of the eyeball with fluid.

Area on the retina insensitive to light due to optic nerve.