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Three-dimensional structure of the lamina cribrosa of the living eye

R. Beuerman, A. Palkama, J. Reynaud, N. Nguyen, H. Kikuchi, and R. Kalia

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Abstract

Visualization of the complex structure composed of oriented axons leaving the retina in a loose connective tissue matrix has been carried out in living tissue using white light confocal microscopy. Optical sections were acquired at normal and elevated intraocular pressures. A 3D model of the lamina was produced and techniques were developed to study the effects of intraocular pressure on the structural integrity of the lamina cribrosa.

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