Eye Cadaver

An eye cadaver refers to a preserved human eye used for medical research, education, and training. These specimens are carefully prepared and maintained to allow detailed study of eye anatomy, structure, and diseases. They help students and professionals understand the complex parts of the eye, such as the cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve, without the need for live patients. Proper handling and preservation are essential to maintain tissue integrity, making eye cadavers invaluable resources for advancing ophthalmology and improving eye care.