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All around the edge, where the cornea, sclerotic, and choroid meet, is a ring of involuntary muscular fibers, forming the ciliary muscle.
To flatten the lens, the ciliary muscle relaxes, the elastic force of the eyeball resumes its tension on the suspensory ligament, and the membranous capsule resumes its pressure on the sides of the lens.
While the greater portion of the eyeball is concerned in the focusing of light, the crystalline lens, operated by the ciliary muscle, serves as the special instrument of accommodation.
This ganglion mediates both the pupillary light reflex and visual accommodation through its control of the iris and ciliary muscle, respectively.
Anterogradely labeled terminals in the visual sensory nuclei, indicating tracer spread from the ciliary muscle to the retina, were present in both cases.
It is similarly apparent that spread to the iris may have occurred following injections of the ciliary muscle.
In contrast, those cells located caudally, dorsal and ventral to the oculomotor nucleus, control the ciliary muscle.
Injections were made into the ciliary ganglion, the vitreous chamber, the anterior chamber, or the ciliary muscle.
Reproducible stimulation of ciliary muscle contraction in cynomologous monkey via a permanent indwelling midbrain electrode.
Quantitative analysis of 'plaque material' between ciliary muscle tips in normal- and glaucomatous eyes.
Accommodation and vergence are also known as the near response, while inhibition of the ciliary muscle is also known as the far response.
With administration of a ganglion-blocking drug, the ciliary muscle can not contract (cycloplegia) and the patient loses the ability to focus their eyes.
Some parasympathetic light-reaction neurons that were originally destined for the iris sphincter will end up innervating the ciliary muscle.
The ciliary muscle is also more massive than the constrictor pupillae, again by a factor of twenty.
Exceedingly small changes in axial length of the eyeball (18.619.2 micrometres) are caused by the action of the ciliary muscle during accommodation.
When the ciliary muscle contracts, it pulls itself forward and moves the frontal region toward the axis of the eye.
When the ciliary muscle contracts, it opens the trabecular meshwork through increased tension on the scleral spur.
There will be no response to accommodation the "ciliary muscle" is also paralyzed.
