Advanced ocular retinopathy examination model

The Advanced Retinal Lesion examination model is a professional simulation device specially designed for ophthalmology teaching and clinical training. It is mainly used to help learners master the methods of fundus examination and the identification of common retinal lesions. This model is designed based on the anatomical structure of the human eyeball and features main components such as the cornea, lens, vitreous body and fundus. Particularly, it has realistic lesion manifestations in the retinal area, such as diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, retinal detachment and hemorrhagic plaques. Through these characteristics, trainees can directly compare and distinguish different pathological changes.

During the operation, trainees can use direct or indirect ophthalmoscopes to observe the model and simulate the real steps of fundus examination. Inside the model, replaceable or rotatable lesion patches are often set up. Teachers can replace different lesion types according to teaching needs to help students with discrimination and diagnosis training. Some high-end versions are also equipped with optical systems, making the examination process closer to clinical practice and thereby enhancing the authenticity of practical training.

After use, the model should be properly cleaned and stored to avoid direct strong light or dust accumulation, so as to extend its service life. Overall, the advanced ocular retinopathy examination model not only enhances the intuitiveness and interactivity of teaching, but also provides a safe and repeatable practice platform for ophthalmic clinical training, which is conducive to improving the ability of students and doctors to identify and diagnose lesions.