What is Aqueous humor diffuses into a vascular channel is known as?

Aqueous humor diffusing into a vascular channel is known as "aqueous outflow." This process primarily occurs through the trabecular meshwork and the Schlemm's canal in the eye, where the aqueous humor drains from the anterior chamber into the bloodstream. Proper drainage is crucial for maintaining intraocular pressure and overall eye health. Dysfunction in this outflow pathway can lead to conditions like glaucoma.