Normal Anatomy of the Orbit and Eye

This medical exhibit series depicts the normal anatomy of the eye and orbit from a sagittal (cut-away) view. Labeled structures include the superior and inferior rectus muscles, inferior oblique muscle, orbicularis oculi muscle, optic nerve, fovea, choroid, sclera, posterior chamber, retina, vitreous chamber, lens, iris, pupil and cornea.

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