Figure 3. An animation representing a
three-dimensional rendering of a 136.3 µm thick z-stack of the TM
region of the human eye imaged through the sclera. Rotation is around
the y-axis, beginning −60 °C from the original xy-imaging plane
through +60 °C. Schlemm’s canal is visible in the lower center.
This animation can be viewed in the html version of the article. This
image is a representative frame of the animation.
Note that the slide bar at the bottom of the quicktime movie can be
used to manually control the flow of the movie, or double click on the
image to automatically run the animation. If you are unable to
view the movies, a representative frame from each movie is included
below.