Chronic localized fibrosing vasculitis of the eyelid.

Comment. The results suggest that in nonglaucomatous monkey globes, the CCT and the peripheral corneal thickness are not significantly correlated with the thickness of the lamina cribrosa in the center or at the periphery of the optic nerve head. They are also not associated with the thickness of the peripapillary sclera inside the optic nerve meninges or just outside the meninges. Confirming findings from studies on human globes, our study makes one infer that an assumed relationship between the CCT and glaucoma susceptibility may not be explained by corresponding anatomy between corneal thickness and histomorphometry of the optic nerve head.