6. 10 Figure 8.1. Eye, Sagittal 11 12 Figure 8.1 A. Anterior chamber B. Choroid C. Ciliary body D. Cornea E. Fovea centralis AB. Iris AC. Limbus AD. Optic disc AE. Optic nerve BC. Ora serrata BD. Posterior chamber BE. Pupil 13 CD. Retina 14 CE. Sclera DE. Scleral venous sinus ABC. Suspensory ligaments ABD. Vitreous chamber 15 ABCD. Lens 16 456

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