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Anatomy of the Eye (cont.)

Anterior Chamber

The anterior chamber is the fluid-filled space immediately behind the cornea and in front of the iris. The fluid that fills this chamber is called the aqueous humor. The aqueous humor helps to nourish the cornea and the lens.



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