Ueber die Natur des Schlemm'schen Sinus und seine Beziehungen zur vorderen Augenkammer

Schlemm's canal and the trabecular meshwork. An electron microscopic study of the normal structure in man and monkey (Cercopithecus ethiops)

“…Already SCHLEMM (1830, 1831)noticed that his canal had a thin wall, and with few exeptions (AsAYAMA, 1901), all investigators (SCHWALBE, 1870;LEBER, 1873 ;WALDEYER, 1874;ROCHON-DUVIGNEAUD, 1892, 1893GUTMAN, 1895;LAUBER, 1901 -02;LEBER, 1903;VIRCHOW, 1910;SALZMANN, 1912;SONDERMANN, 1930a;TRON-COSO, 1942;ASHTON, BRINI • SMITH, 1956;FLOCKS, 1956;ROHEN 8r 353 UNGER, 1957b;UNGER & ROUEN, 1959) dealing with Schlemm's canal have been clear over the fact that the canal is separated from the surrounding structures by a special wall. Already SCHLEMM (1830, 1831)noticed that his canal had a thin wall, and with few exeptions (AsAYAMA, 1901), all investigators (SCHWALBE, 1870;LEBER, 1873 ;WALDEYER, 1874;ROCHON-DUVIGNEAUD, 1892, 1893GUTMAN, 1895;LAUBER, 1901 -02;LEBER, 1903;VIRCHOW, 1910;SALZMANN, 1912;SONDERMANN, 1930a;TRON-COSO, 1942;ASHTON, BRINI • SMITH, 1956;FLOCKS, 1956;ROHEN 8r 353 UNGER, 1957b;UNGER & ROUEN, 1959) dealing with Schlemm's canal have been clear over the fact that the canal is separated from the surrounding structures by a special wall.…”

“…Another school (ScHWALBE, 1870;WALDEYER, 1874;HEISRATH, 1878HEISRATH, , 1880GUTMAN, 1895) stated strongly that open communications existed. In 1930-1933SONDERMANN (1930a, 1930b, 1931, 1932, 1933 described his well-known so called inner channels.…”