Figure 1.

Aqueous angiography in post-mortem eyes. (A) Aqueous angiography was performed by obtaining postmortem eyes, trimming excess extraocular tissue, and pinning posterior muscles and tissue to a Styrofoam face. Inferior, the AC-maintainer entered the AC. Note that the face had holes cut out where the eyes would be located to situate and secure the postmortem eye without excessive ocular surface strain. Discoloration of Styrofoam was from prior use and staining from fluorescent dyes. (B) Using the Spectralis HRA+OCT (Heidelberg Engineering), which is a clinical device for human imaging, the chin of the Styrofoam face was placed in the chin rest similar to how a live patient would be imaged in the clinic.