Eye

The 6x enlarged anatomical model of the human eye is a three-dimensional representation designed for teaching ocular anatomy, allowing detailed visualization of the main structures of the eyeball and its internal organization. Its magnification facilitates the precise observation of the different components, being especially useful in educational and health training contexts.

The model includes the fundamental layers of the eye, such as the sclera and the cornea, the uveal layer with the iris and choroid, as well as the retina, the lens, and the spaces corresponding to the anterior and posterior segments. It also incorporates the optic nerve and the extraocular muscles, providing a complete view of the anatomy and functionality of the visual organ.

The structure is composed of six detachable parts, allowing each component to be analyzed independently and the relationship between the different structures to be understood. This feature facilitates practical learning and improves the interpretation of ocular anatomy.

Manufactured in high-resistance PVC, the model offers durability and ease of maintenance, making it suitable for continuous use in classrooms, laboratories, and training centers. It is presented on a stable base that allows for its display and manipulation during teaching activities.

This model constitutes an effective pedagogical tool for the study of eye anatomy, providing a clear, precise, and accessible representation that facilitates the understanding of complex structures through direct observation.