eye with orbit and muscles model

Gain a deeper understanding of the human eye with our highly detailed Eye with Orbit and Muscles Model. This professional-grade anatomical model provides a realistic, three-dimensional representation of the eyeball, its complex network of surrounding muscles, and its bony socket (the orbit). It is an invaluable educational tool for students, ophthalmologists, and medical professionals.

This model is meticulously crafted to showcase the intricate relationship between the eye and its supporting structures. Key features include:

• The Eyeball: A life-size or enlarged depiction of the eyeball, often dissectible into multiple parts to reveal the internal structures such as the cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve.

• Extraocular Muscles: All six extraocular muscles—the superior, inferior, medial, and lateral rectus muscles, as well as the superior and inferior oblique muscles—are accurately represented. Their origins on the bony orbit and their insertions on the sclera are clearly shown, allowing for a clear demonstration of eye movement and function.

• The Bony Orbit: The model features a detailed bony socket, or orbit, formed by a mosaic of several skull bones. This enables a comprehensive examination of how the eye is protected and supported within the skull.

• Durable and High-Quality Construction: Made from washable, durable PVC, this model is designed for long-lasting use in classrooms and labs. The hand-painted, vibrant colors enhance visual learning and make complex anatomy easy to identify.

With its dissectible components and precise anatomical detail, this model is an essential resource for exploring the mechanics of vision, the causes of eye disorders, and the intricate workings of the visual system. It’s the perfect way to bring the complex anatomy of the eye to life.