what is the importance of aqueous and vitreous humour in the human eye in 150 words
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The vitreous humor is a transparent, colorless, gel-like substance located in the posterior chamber of the eye. It helps maintain the round shape of the eye and can also help with vision clarity and shock absorbance. With aging, the vitreous humor undergoes vitreous degeneration, acquiring a thinner liquid consistency. This can lead to vitreous floaters, or small disruptions in the visual field such as spots. No specific treatment is needed in most cases, as the floaters tend to become less noticeable over time. A vitrectomy procedure may be performed for those who experience significant and persistent vitreous floaters, or for those with complications such as retinal tears or retinal detachment.
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