Gulden launches Practice Eyes to help enhance optometric skills

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The new Practice Eyes are ideal for teaching, refreshing, and practicing gonoiscopic examination skills such as examining and confirming normal angle structures, determining and measuring anterior chamber angle, and determining any developmental abnormalities.

 

Elkins Park, PA-Gulden Ophthalmics has introduced a new line of Premium Practice Eyes models. The Practice Eyes consist of an acrylic eye with either an 8 mm or 2 mm pupillary aperture and the entire internal structure of the retina. The Practice Eyes are filled with silicon oil that resembles the vitreous filled posterior chamber of the normal eye and provides incredible clarity of eye structures.

The Premium Practice Eyes are designed to also permit exceptional viewing of the anterior chamber angle of the eyes. All the essential structures of the angle are demonstrated and can be precisely seen. The models can demonstrate normal and diabetic retinas including diabetic retinopathy and retinal detachment.

The new Practice Eyes are ideal for teaching, refreshing, and practicing gonoiscopic examination skills such as examining and confirming normal angle structures, determining and measuring anterior chamber angle, and determining any developmental abnormalities.

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