Eyeball and Orbit with Vessels and Nerves

The human eye, a complex organ, is nestled within the bony structure of the orbit, which provides both protection and support. This spherical body is surrounded by a network of vessels and nerves that are crucial for its function. The optic nerve transmits visual information from the retina to the brain, enabling sight. Meanwhile, the surrounding blood vessels supply essential nutrients and oxygen, facilitating the eye's health and performance. The orbit itself houses additional structures, such as fat and muscles, which allow for precise movements and stability. Together, these components form a sophisticated system, illustrating the delicate interplay between anatomy and vision, highlighting the intricacies of the human body.

Features:

1. Consists nine parts, including orbit, eyeball wall, sclerotic, choroids, retina, vitreous body, extraocular muscles, etc.

Height 30cm Width 38.5cm Thickness 26.5cm Separated into 9 part