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episcleral

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episcleral /epi·scle·ral/ (-skler´'l)
1. overlying the sclera.
2. of or pertaining to the episclera.

ep·i·scle·ral (p-sklîrl)
adj.
1. Situated on the sclera of the eye.
2. Of or relating to the episclera.

episcleral [ep″ĭ-skle´ral]
1. overlying the sclera.
2. pertaining to the episclera.

episcleral
1. overlying the sclera.
2. pertaining to the episclera.

episcleral space
narrow space between the deep muscular fascia and the eyeball.


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It is presumed that obesity may also exert a direct effect on IOP because of an excess in intraorbital fat tissue and increase in episcleral venous pressure, an increase in blood viscosity, and a consequent decrease in outflow facility.
The outflow tract is impeded by a rise in the episcleral venous pressure due to selective vasoconstriction.
LX201 is a novel cyclosporine A-eluting, episcleral implant, and is being studied for the prevention of corneal allograft rejection or graft failure in patients at high risk.
 
 
 
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