Prostaglandin F2α increases uveoscleral outflow in the cynomolgus monkey☆
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2017, Experimental Eye ResearchCitation Excerpt :However, where the fluid travels from here has been debated. Bill (Bill, 1966a; Bill and Phillips, 1971; Bill, 1975) and Gabelt and Kaufman (1989) postulate that the fluid seeps through sclera and episclera, and passes into the orbit where it is absorbed by the orbital vasculature (the uveoscleral pathway). Bárány (1967) and others (Pederson et al., 1977; Sherman et al., 1978) have proposed that a significant fraction of this fluid is absorbed osmotically by the choroid and passes into the vortex veins (the uveovortex pathway).
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