Human Eye Anatomical Model, 3X Enlarged, 6 Parts, with Numbered Structures

Human Eye Anatomical Model, 3X Enlarged, 6 Parts, with Numbered Structures

This enlarged anatomical teaching model illustrates the external and internal organization of the human eye through a sectional, dissectible design. The removable components reveal selected ocular structures and demonstrate their anatomical relationships within the eyeball. Numbered anatomical references correspond to a keyed identification guide, allowing individual structures to be located and studied during examination. The model reproduces the major anatomical features of the eye at an enlarged scale, making internal details easier to distinguish than in a natural-size representation. Its molded construction allows the sections to be separated and reassembled for hands-on anatomical observation.

Product Specifications

Applications and Benefits:

• Demonstrates the external and internal anatomy of the human eye in biology and anatomy classrooms.
• Provides a three-times-enlarged representation for examining ocular structures and their anatomical relationships.
• Allows hands-on examination of six detachable anatomical components.
• Supports identification of eye structures through numbered references and a keyed anatomical guide.
• Illustrates the organization of the eyeball and its relationship to the human visual system.
• Supports medical and nursing education through anatomical identification exercises.
• Suitable for introductory ophthalmology, optometry, and vision science instruction.
• Provides a physical reference for independent anatomical study and educational laboratory demonstrations.
• Suitable for science museums, educational displays, and classroom presentations.
• Includes a display stand for supporting the assembled model during examination and presentation.

Caution:

For educational and demonstration purposes only. Not intended for medical diagnosis, clinical procedures, or treatment. Anatomical structures and identifying references may be simplified for instructional clarity. Handle detachable parts carefully to avoid damage to connection points and painted or molded surfaces. Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners or strong solvents.