The Angle of Anterior Chamber - Part 2: Physiology (Aqueous Humour Dynamics) + Biochemistry

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Let's strengthen our fundamentals!
Hereby introducing the BRIDGE Series, where I discuss the basic sciences in ophthalmology connecting with relevant applied aspects.
This 2 part lecture discusses the most vital topic: The angle of the Anterior Chamber.
Part 1 (Link): • The Angle of Anterior ...
- Embryology in brief
- Gonioscopic Anatomy of the Angle of the Anterior Chamber
- Shaffer's grading
- Occludable angle - definition
- Appositional vs Synechial closure and the role of Indentation Gonioscopy
- Outflow Anatomy
Part 2:
PHYSIOLOGY - Aqueous Humor (AH) Dynamics:
a) The formation and secretion of aqueous humour
b) 3 Drugs causing the reduction in secretion
c) Mechanism of Pupillary block
d) Outflow of aqueous - the 2 pathways
BIOCHEMISTRY - AH composition
Part 3: PHARMACOLOGY

[@pranesh]

Hello friends. The diagram drawn and shown from 8:19 has NPE near the stroma. It’s not correct. PE is near the stroma and NPE is towards the posterior chamber. Sorry for the mistake.

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Such a vivid and clear explanation of concepts. Looking forward to part 3 of this series! Thank you Sir

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Part 3?

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[@maleiahcarroll4853]

Hi, Thanks for the informative video! Question, at 10mins there is a diagram that states sodium is being transferred between the stroma and Non pigmented epithelium, anatomically I was under the impression that PE is in contact with the stroma instead of NPE. Can you clarify?

[@fatimazahra2654]

i notice that too ....i was confuse ???

[@pranesh]

Yes, you are correct. Apologies for the error on the picture.

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Part 3?

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Soon