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| The Ciliary muscle is a ring of muscle fibers in the eye that control the tendons supporting the natural [[lens]] of the eye, and controls the flow of [[aqueous humor]] behind the [[cornea]]. The Ciliary muscle is controlled by the Ciliary ganglion, which is a complex intersection of several nerve systems. The action of the ciliary muscle is the primary source of [[accommodation]] and [[ciliary spasm]] which causes [[pseudomyopia]].
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