What are the components of the vitreous anatomy of the eye as labeled in the diagram?
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The question is asking for an explanation or description of the various components and structures of the vitreous anatomy of the eye as labeled in the provided diagram.
Answer
Components: vitreous base, cortex, anterior vitreous, canal of Petit, secondary vitreous, area of Martegiani, Cloquet's canal, Berger's space, Egger's line, and various spaces/ligaments.
The diagram includes components like the vitreous base, vitreous cortex, anterior vitreous, canal of Petit, secondary vitreous, area of Martegiani, Cloquet's canal, Berger's space, and various ligaments and spaces such as the Egger's line.
Answer for screen readers
The diagram includes components like the vitreous base, vitreous cortex, anterior vitreous, canal of Petit, secondary vitreous, area of Martegiani, Cloquet's canal, Berger's space, and various ligaments and spaces such as the Egger's line.
More Information
The vitreous humor is a jelly-like substance filling most of the eye's volume, crucial for maintaining its shape and supporting retinal attachment.
Sources
- Cross section of vitreous anatomy - aao.org
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