vitreous humour

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vitreous humour

the aqueous fluid contained within the interstices of the vitreous body

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Zigler, "Alterations in human vitreous humour following cataract extraction," Experimental Eye Research, vol.

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"Opthalmologists can see the choroid--the vascular layer of the eye beneath the retina--and examine the vitreous humour. In fact, OCT is the 'gold standard' for detecting vitreous detachment, which can cause retinal detachment."

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Sample types include blood, urine, hair, oral fluid, vitreous humour, forensic samples, meconium, tissue samples, and even mother's milk.

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Although floaters seem to lie in front of the eyes, they are in fact fragments of tissue in the jelly-like vitreous humour that fills the back of the eye.

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It is a well marginated homogenous cystic mass, signal intensity is isotonic to the vitreous humour and CSF on T 1 and T weighted images.

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Where in the body is the jelly-like substance known as vitreous humour? 6.

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In which part of the human body is the jellylike tissue called the vitreous humour? 2.