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functions Ciliary body - the cir****ferential
tissue inside the eye
Ciliary muscle - eye
muscle used for
focusing Ciliary nerves (disambiguation)
Ciliary processes...
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ciliary muscle is an
intrinsic muscle of the eye
formed as a ring of
smooth muscle in the eye's
middle layer, uvea (vascular layer). It
controls accommodation...
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ciliary body is a part of the eye that
includes the
ciliary muscle,
which controls the
shape of the lens, and the
ciliary epithelium,
which produces...
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ciliary gate, that
controls the
entry and exit of
proteins to and from the cilium. At the
transition zone, Y-shaped
structures connect the
ciliary membrane...
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ciliary ganglion is a
bundle of nerves,
parasympathetic ganglion located just
behind the eye in the
posterior orbit. It is 1–2 mm in
diameter and...
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known as the root, is
attached to the
sclera and the
anterior ciliary body. The iris and
ciliary body
together are
known as the
anterior uvea. Just in front...
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short ciliary nerves are
nerves of the
orbit around the eye. They are
branches of the
ciliary ganglion. They
supply parasympathetic and sympathetic...
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Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare,
autosomal recessive genetic ciliopathy, that
causes defects in the
action of
cilia lining the
upper and lower...
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ciliary arteries are
divisible into
three groups, the long posterior,
short posterior, and the anterior. The
short posterior ciliary arteries from...
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Cycloplegia is
paralysis of the
ciliary muscle of the eye,
resulting in a loss of accommodation.
Because of the
paralysis of the
ciliary muscle, the
curvature of...