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OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA: ORIGINS, DIAGNOSIS, AND MODERN CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS

Abbos Shodmanov · Bobur Sattorov

Современная наука и исследования · 212-216 · 2025

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The cribriform plate of the sclera consists of several parts, the last of which is the thickest and most rigid in the back. The holes in each individual plate form channels through which bundles of nerve fibers pass. When tilted back under the influence of increased IOP, the displacement of the layers of the cribriform plate relative to each other leads to damage (compression) of the network of vessels passing through the nerve fibers and tubules.

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«The cribriform plate of the sclera consists of several parts, the last of which is the thickest and most rigid in the back.»

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Peripheral nerve fibers are more affected, since the displacement of the plates relative to each other is more pronounced in the periphery. Thus, when IOP increases in the posterior part of the eye, the nerve fibers suffer from direct mechanical damage and impaired blood microcirculation in this area. A leading factor in the pathogenesis of open-angle glaucoma is partial blockage of the scleral sinus by the trabeculae displaced under the influence of
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