Eye Anatomy Chart/Poster, 45x60cm, 18x24 inches, Eye Anatomy Diagram, Medical Education Poster, Anatomical Ophthalmology Chart

• Comprehensive Eye Anatomy: Presenting the anatomy and function of the eye, and the mechanism of vision. Features various views including lateral view of the eye with lens, iris, cornea, retina, and optic nerve; brain view showing the visual pathway; anterior view of the eye and extrinsic eye muscles; external eye; optic fundus; and types of vision including normal, myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatic vision.
• Ideal Size for Display: Measuring 45 x 60 cm, this muscle chart is sufficiently large for clinic displays.
• High-Quality Design: Designed in the UK, ensuring top-quality and accuracy.
• Professional Medical Drawings: Beautiful, full-colour illustrations of the urinary system to aid in proper identification and learning. This chart offers views that include 97 labels of various organs within the urinary system.

Our Eye Anatomy Chart provides a comprehensive look at the anatomy and function of the eye, along with the mechanism of vision. Featuring various views with 100% anatomical accuracy, this poster is designed to educate on all aspects of eye structure and visual processes. Created by a professional medical illustrator and exclusive to AnatomyStuff, this detailed eye anatomy poster is ideal for display in eye care settings, opticians' offices, or as a study aid for ophthalmology students. The poster includes a lateral view of the eye highlighting the lens, iris, cornea, retina, and optic nerve, as well as a view of the brain showing the visual pathway through the optic nerve. It also features an anterior view of the eye with the extrinsic eye muscles and the external eye, along with an optic fundus view. Additionally, it covers types of vision, including normal vision, myopia (near-sightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatic vision. Our anatomical wall charts are perfect for professionals and students alike, offering a clear and informative display of eye anatomy and function.