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    The pupil dilating causes the iris to fold back near the opening of the canal of schlemn, decreasing drainage of the aqueous humour from the eye. Relaxation of the ciliary muscles also obstructs drainage of the aqueous humour. When these things occur, it reduces drainage of the fluid within the eye.

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    The pupil dilating causes the iris to fold back near the opening of the canal of schlemn, decreasing drainage of the aqueous humour from the eye. Relaxation of the ciliary muscles also obstructs drainage of the aqueous humour. When these things occur, it reduces drainage of the fluid within the eye.

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    Aqueous Humour

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    Debashis Chaudhuri
    The pupil dilating causes the iris to fold back near the opening of the canal of schlemn, decreasing drainage of the aqueous humour from the eye. Relaxation of the ciliary muscles also obstructs drainage of the aqueous humour. When these things occur, it reduces drainage of the fluid within the eye.

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    When the pupil dilates the iris folds back near the opening of canal of schlemn & drainage of

    aqueous humour is decreased. Relaxation of ciliary muscles also obstruct the drainage of aqueous
    humour.

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