Aqueous Humor Flow in the Human Eye - Medical Illustration #1597523 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration depicts the flow of aqueous humor in the anterior segment of the human eye, highlighting the cyclical movement from secretion by the ciliary epithelium, across the pupil into the anterior chamber, and out through the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm’s canal. The diagram emphasizes anatomical landmarks including the iris, cornea, lens, and drainage structures-essential for diagnosing and managing conditions like open-angle glaucoma. Fine lines represent zonular fibers and subtle tissue textures for clinical accuracy.

Used in ophthalmology education, patient brochures, and digital health platforms to explain intraocular fluid dynamics; targets users seeking to understand glaucoma mechanisms, eye anatomy, or pre-surgical counseling.