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UKPosterior chamber
/pɒstˈiəɹɪə tʃˈeɪmbə/
/pɑːstˈiəɹɪɚ tʃˈeɪmbɚ/Posterior chamber
[NOUN]1
the back part of the eye that contains clear fluid (aqueous humor), located between the iris and the lens, helping to maintain the eye's shape and pressure
What is "posterior chamber"?
The posterior chamber is a small, fluid-filled compartment situated between the iris and the lens in the eye. It contains a clear, watery fluid called aqueous humor, which helps nourish and maintain the health of the surrounding structures, as well as contributes to the intraocular pressure. The posterior chamber also serves as a pathway for the circulation of nutrients and waste products within the eye.