silmäkammioiden
Silmäkammioiden, often translated as "eye chambers" in English, refers to the fluid-filled spaces within the eye. The human eye has two primary chambers: the anterior chamber and the posterior chamber. These chambers are crucial for maintaining the eye's shape and providing nourishment to the cornea and lens.
The anterior chamber is the space located between the cornea, the transparent outer layer of the eye,
The posterior chamber is a much smaller space situated behind the iris and in front of the
Disruptions in the production or drainage of aqueous humor can lead to conditions like glaucoma, which is