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Effect of persistent high intraocular pressure on microstructure and hydraulic permeability of trabecular meshwork*

Mei Xi^a),^b), Ren Lin^a),^b), Xu Qiang^a),^b), Zheng Wei^c)†, Liu Zhi-Cheng^a),^b)‡

Schematic diagram of the eye perfusion system, where H represents the height difference between the liquid level in the medicine flask and the syringe needle inserted into the eye. The insert map of the histologic section is adopted from Ye et al. ^{[ 18 ]} (copy with permission); the innermost region (red solid line in insert map) corresponding to superficial TM represents depth = 0 μm in our imaging work.