The significance of the eyeball and orbital magnification model

The eyeball and orbit magnification model, through proportional magnification and structural decomposition, visually presents the spatial relationships of each layer of the eyeball structure, the bony structure of the orbit, and related blood vessels and nerves, providing a clear and intuitive teaching tool for ophthalmology and anatomy teaching.

This model effectively addresses the issue of the fine anatomical structure of the eye and the difficulty in actual observation, helping learners accurately understand key structures such as the cornea, lens, retina, optic nerve and extraocular muscles. Through three-dimensional display, enhance the understanding of the mechanism of eye diseases and surgical approaches.

Meanwhile, the model can be used for teaching demonstrations, clinical training and popular science publicity, reducing the reliance on specimens and clinical cases, and improving the safety and efficiency of teaching. The eyeball and orbital magnification model is of great significance for improving the quality of ophthalmology teaching and promoting the combination of theory and clinical practice.