Gulden Introduces Two New Poster-Size Anatomical Eye Charts: “The Eye” and “Disorders of the Eye”
Gulden’s new anatomical eye and eye disorder poster-size charts help eye care professional save time, increase patient understanding, and provide better care. Click on photo to purchase.
Detailed charts help vision care professionals and instructors explain eye structures, conditions, and disorders – saving time and providing better patient understanding and care.
ELKINS PARK, PA — Gulden Ophthalmics has introduced two new eye charts –“THE EYE” and “DISORDERS OF THE EYE.” These poster-size charts are highly instructive and useful for both patients and office staff – helping to demonstrate normal and abnormal conditions and anatomy of the eye.
THE EYE chart shows a detailed, clear cross section of the eye. It also provides lateral and top views of the eye and shows the visual field. It illustrates the detailed structure of the retina, ocular musculature and vascularization, eyelid components and glands, in depth anatomy of the lens and optic nerve, and helps illustrate the optic nerve/brain connection. The chart also helps explain and illustrate the anterior chamber angle, fundus, and the macula lutea.
Gulden’s new anatomical eye and eye disorder poster-size charts help eye care professional save time, increase patient understanding, and provide better care. Click on photo to purchase.
THE DISORDERS OF THE EYE chart shows normal eye anatomy and the normal optic disc. It illustrates disorders that include blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, a cataract, vitreous floaters, retinal tear and detachment, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, melanoma, and glaucoma as well as esotropia and exotropia. It is highly instructive and helps vision care professionals explain abnormal eye anatomy and provide explanations of treatments.
Both useful tools help eye care professional save time, increase patient understanding, and provide better patient care. The charts are useful for eye care in ophthalmology and optometry practices and also help educate office staff. They are also beneficial in nursing, medical, and health classrooms in all types of schools.
Both charts measure 20” x 26”. Their large size makes them easily visible and understood even to patients with eye disorders. They are laminated and quality constructed for long, useful life, and provides UV resistance to fading over time.
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For more information about these and other products, visit Gulden’s website or contact Gulden Ophthalmics, 225 Cadwalader Avenue, Elkins Park, PA 19027-2020 Tel 215-884-8105 Fax 215-884-0418
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