Ocular Motility Simulator
The ocular motility exam can be a simple yet profoundly important part of the ophthalmic exam. Six extraocular muscles act to move the eye up/down, left/right and intort/excyclotort.
Eye Muscle Movement
Nine Positions Of Gaze
The nine gazes are: straight ahead, left, right, straight up, up and to the left, up and to the right, straight down, down and to the left, down and to the right.[swf:https://www.optometrial.com/manual/ninepositionsofgaze.swf 480 480] Z Type Tonometer Applanation $$150 Details Ophthalmoscope DM6D $120 Details Tonometer Applanation Prism Head $$20 Details T Type Tonometer Applanation $$150 [...]
Muscle Pathology Simulator
Muscle pathology findings can provide a considerable amount of information about the pathological processes causing muscle weakness.
Medial Rectus
Medial rectus muscle Origin and insertion. Medial rectus is the shortest but strongest of the four recti.
Lateral Rectus
The lateral rectus muscle is one of the six eye muscles that control eye movement. The lateral rectus muscle mainly acts to pull the eye in the outward direction, keeping the eye in the center away from the nose or to pull the eye outward, toward the temple.
Inferior Oblique
Medial rectus muscle Origin and insertion. Medial rectus is the shortest but strongest of the four recti.
