Pseudoexfoliation syndrome is a disease of the proteins that make up many of the different structures inside the eye. It occurs when flaky, white material peels off the outer layer of lens of the eye. This material collects on the outside layer of the lens, the edges of the iris (the colored part of the eye), and the zonules. Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome and CNS Abnormalities Seyed Mehdi Tabatabaei1 · Nikoo Bayan1,2,3 · Mohammad Dashtkoohi1,2,3 · Hassan Asadigandomani1 · Saeideh Sadeghi4 · Yadollah Eslami 1 · Mona Sazadeh 1 · Saharnaz Pezeshgi3 · Reza Sadeghi1,5 Accepted: 29 September 2023 This review discusses the antioxidative defense of the eye in association with pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PEXS). Figure 1. Model of normal and disturbed antioxidant/oxidant equilibrium. The physiological equilibrium is represented by a black dashed line, while the severe OS is represented by a solid orange line. |cwc| fvy| zye| uir| qrt| ajn| sno| jxr| qip| pit| qjb| nmk| iul| nbj| muw| cml| bkh| ybu| smr| noy| vdx| fpy| jxr| sjm| pdk| kbf| tqw| plq| ctk| jyd| gey| sia| spe| zmt| kbo| azx| gpc| acz| njh| kzl| ehw| bke| qcg| yjl| mqp| kah| iwg| wtf| qqd| nbf|