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Thursday, March 30, 2006. Where is the ciliary ganglion? The ciliary ganglion arrow 4 is an important anatomic structure in the posterior orbit because sensory innervation to the anterior eye, parasympathetic axons for the iris to control pupil constriction, and sympathetic fibers pass that innervate the iris dilators and blood vessels. Located about 1 cm in front of the annulus of Zinn, the ciliary ganglion lies interposed between the optic nerve shown in gray in the image and lateral rectus ar.
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Ocular Pathology Study Guide

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Thursday, March 30, 2006. Where is the ciliary ganglion? The ciliary ganglion arrow 4 is an important anatomic structure in the posterior orbit because sensory innervation to the anterior eye, parasympathetic axons for the iris to control pupil constriction, and sympathetic fibers pass that innervate the iris dilators and blood vessels. Located about 1 cm in front of the annulus of Zinn, the ciliary ganglion lies interposed between the optic nerve shown in gray in the image and lateral rectus ar.

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