But instead of pooling under your skin, the blood pools between your conjunctiva and your sclera, i.e., the white outer layer ...

I embed the tip through the conjunctiva and into the superficial sclera. Then I use the embedded tip as a pivot point to flatten out before I advance my needle into the sclera, parallel to the limbus.

Medically reviewed by Johnstone M. Kim, MD Red eyes are caused when blood vessels in the sclera (white part of the eye) swell or burst. This may cause redness in part or all of the eye and result in ...

After initial exposure repair, many of the eyes in this study suffered from repeated conjunctival erosions ... and N.P.B.) to suture end plates to the sclera for every tube shunt procedure until ...