iridocorneal angle
(redirected from angulus iridis)ir·i·do·cor·ne·al an·gle
[TA]the acute angle between the iris and the cornea at the periphery of the anterior chamber of the eye.
ir·i·do·cor·ne·al an·gle
(ir'i-dō-kōr'nē-ăl ang'gĕl) [TA]The acute area between the iris and the cornea at the periphery of the anterior chamber of the eye.
Synonym(s): angulus iridocornealis [TA] , angle of iris, filtration angle.
Synonym(s): angulus iridocornealis [TA] , angle of iris, filtration angle.
iridocorneal
pertaining to the iris and the cornea.
iridocorneal angle
where the base of the iris attaches to the peripheral cornea and sclera; the site of aqueous drainage from the anterior chamber.
iridocorneal meshwork
solid trabeculae interspersed between fluid spaces, at the iridial angle of the eye. Called also iridial angle meshwork.