Anatomy
Anterior Chamber Angle (Drainage Angle / Iridocorneal Angle)
The Anterior Chamber Angle (drainage angle, or iridocorneal angle) is where fluid (aqueous humor) drains out of the eye through the trabecular meshwork. the anterior chamber angle is where fluid drains from the eye. It's important for maintaining healthy eye pressure.
Anatomy Overview
Anterior Chamber Angle (Drainage Angle / Iridocorneal Angle)
Structure & Components
Normal eye pressure
Good drainage
No glaucoma
Fluid flows freely
Vision clear
No pressure buildup
Functions & Physiology
Trabecular meshwork drains fluid
Schlemm's canal collects
Into circulatory system
Balance of production/drainage
Maintains intraocular pressure
Critical for eye health
Key Points
Keep angle healthy
Regular pressure checks
Glaucoma affects angle
Narrow angles risky
Laser can open angle
Medications improve drainage
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