Enlarged Human Eye in Bony Orbit Model - 9 Parts

The three-times enlarged human eye model in a bony orbit is a three-dimensional representation of the human eye and its surrounding bony structure, three-times enlarged its normal size for educational and anatomical study. The model is dissectible, allowing for a detailed examination of the eye's internal structures and the muscles that control its movement within the orbit, eye and the bony orbit of the skull. The upper half eye ball is removable and dissects into six parts showing all anatomical details. Shows the six muscles controlling the eyeball two are removable, to help better understand vision and eye movement.

Dissectible Eye: The eye itself is often designed to be taken apart, revealing the internal structures like the cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve.

Bony Orbit: The model includes the bony socket (orbit) of the skull that houses the eye, providing context for its anatomical location and relationships with surrounding bones.

Muscles of the Eye: The models typically show the six extraocular muscles responsible for eye movement, and some may allow for the removal of these muscles for closer inspection.

Key Card: Supplied with a English key card to identify the 18 numbered structures, making the model a valuable asset for interactive educational purpose.

Anatomy Education: These models are valuable tools for teaching and learning about the anatomy of the human eye and orbit in medical schools, biology classes, and other educational settings.

Hand-painted: The model is hand-painted, which allows for accurate coloring and detailing.