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Shows cross section of the eye. Also provides lateral and top view of the eye and shows the visual field. Illustrates anterior chamber angle, lens, retina, fundus and the macula lutea. Size is 20" W by 26" H.

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An ideal aid to educating pediatric patients, this chart shows the anatomy of the eye and how the muscles work together to move the eyes and dilate the pupil. Colorful, anatomically correct illustrations demonstrate how we see--including details on the electromagnetic radiation spectrum--and show nearsighted and farsighted eyes. The chart includes tips for healthy eyes, fun facts ("Your eyes can see 7 to 10 million different colors"), and fun things to do to illustrate the magic of vision--and how your eyes can fool you!

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This chart shows the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye. It illustrates lacrimal apparatus, sagittal view of the eye, ciliary process, the optic nerve and fundus of the right eye. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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The main image on this chart illustrates a cross section of the eye. The chart also shows fundus of the left eye, structure of the wall of the eye, postero-superior dissection of the right eye, rod cell, cone cell, the retina, lateral dissection of the eye and surrounding structures, anterior view of the eye in its bony orbit, and lacrimal apparatus. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Disorders of the Eye Anatomical Chart has been visually updated for its Second Edition. The chart shows normal eye anatomy and the normal optic disc and illustrates blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, cataract, vitreous floaters, retinal tear and detachment, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, melanoma, and glaucoma. It also shows esotropia and exotropia. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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This beautiful chart shows normal eye anatomy, including sagittal view of the eye, for comparison to disease states. The chart defines glaucoma and provides visual and textual descriptions of various types of the disease: open angle (chronic), narrow angle, congenital, and secondary. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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A lenticular is a printed image that shows depth and motion as your viewing angle changes. We use lenticular images in this chart to illustrate how structures change from a normal to a diseased state. This chart shows one large normal eye at the top. The lenticular images showcase eight common eye disorders: glaucoma; conjunctivitis; corneal ulcers; macular degeneration; cataract; diabetic retinopathy; blepharitis; and retinal tear and detachment. Size: 21 inches x 29 inches, in 3D plastic, with a hole at the top for easy hanging.

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20 x 26 in. - Paper version

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20 x 26 in. - Paper version