Eye Disease Model Set

The eye disease model set consists of 20 eye models, showing the morphology of 20 common eye diseases, including normal eye, normal tarsal conjunctiva, trachoma, entropion, ulcerative blepharitis, ectropion, chalazion, sty, chronic dacryocystitis, pterygium, epidemic hemorrhagic keratoconjunctivitis, corneal ulcer, corneal adhesive leukoplakia, acute iridocyclitis, scleritis, acute glaucoma, senile cataract, conjunctival foreign body, and eyelid eczema.

20 eye models:
1. Normal eye: shows the upper and lower eyelids, eyelid margins, lacrimal points, bulbar conjunctiva, sclera, cornea, iris and pupil.
2. Normal eyelid conjunctiva: shows the upper and lower eyelid eyelid conjunctiva, with a smooth and transparent surface and clear blood vessel distribution.
3. Trachoma: shows severe trachoma in the second stage (Ⅱ++), inflammation of the upper eyelid eyelid conjunctiva, more than 1/3 of the area, and scar formation.
4. Trachomatous pannus: shows that blood vessels enter the corneal tissue in the upper part of the cornea, accounting for 1/4 of the corneal area.
5. Entropion: shows that the upper eyelid eyelid margin turns inward, the eyelashes touch the cornea of ​​the eyeball, causing trachomatous pannus in the upper part of the cornea and congestion of the bulbar conjunctiva.
6. Ulcerative blepharitis: shows that the eyelid margin is congested and swollen, and there are small pus ulcers and pus crusts at the root of the eyelashes at the eyelid margin.
7. Ectropion: The lower eyelid is turned outward, the conjunctiva is red, thick, and dull, and the lower eyelid conjunctiva is adhered to the bulbar conjunctiva.
8. Chalazion: A purple-red raised mass the size of a broad bean is shown on the upper eyelid conjunctiva, with a grayish-yellow center.
9. Stye: The upper eyelid skin is red and swollen, and there is a yellow pus head near the nose.
10. Chronic dacryocystitis: Press the lacrimal sac with fingers, and mucopurulent secretions flow out from the lacrimal point.
11. Pterygium: A triangular wing-shaped membrane is shown on the nasal side of the cornea, with the head entering the corneal tissue, and the body is rich in blood vessels, hypertrophy, and bulges.
12. Epidemic hemorrhagic keratoconjunctivitis: The bulbar conjunctiva is congested and edematous, with flake hemorrhage, gray-white infiltration spots in the cornea, and the lower eyelid is red and swollen.
13. Corneal ulcer: There is obvious mixed congestion around the cornea, the corneal epithelium and matrix are detached and defective, forming a corneal ulcer with yellow-white purulent secretions.
14. Corneal adhesion leukoplakia: The pupil is pear-shaped, and there are white spots on the pear pedicle, which is caused by corneal lesions.
15. Acute iridocyclitis: mixed congestion, the pupil is constricted and not round.
16. Scleritis: The bulbar conjunctiva is edematous, and the sclera below it is purple-red and congested.
17. Acute glaucoma: eyelid edema, mixed congestion, moderately dilated pupil, and green reflection.
18. Senile cataract: shows cloudy lens, grayish white.
19. Conjunctival foreign body: shows dark brown (iron filings) foreign body on the upper eyelid conjunctiva, accompanied by conjunctival congestion.
20. Eyelid eczema: shows lower eyelid eczema, eyelid margin congestion and swelling, transparent round follicles.

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