Ocular Imaging Eye Model, Bracket & Spanner Product Codes OEMI-T (Spanner) Design – 7mm Imaging Eye Model - (OEMI-7)  Designed to accurately simulate human eye. Model includes natural surfaces of human eye including anterir chamber and crystalline lens  Every effort has been made to duplicate pathological problems found in the human eye.  Provides a stable fixed model for evaluation and training.  Arteries emanate from the disc with a fluorescent character allowing simulated fluorescein imaging  Optic disc has some fluorescent qualities  Designed for use with ocular fundus imaging systems such as slit lamps, binocular indirect ophthalmoscopes (BIO), fundus cameras and scanning laser ophthalmoscopes (SLO).  A peg on the back fits into the Ocular Eye Model Bracket (OEMB1 or OEMB3) which can be attached to any slit lamp.  The eye has a retinal detachment showing an elevated retina and retinal tear.  It also displays a foreign body, optic disc and blood vessels.  A line at the 180 degree meridian designates the region of the equator. Design – Bracket - (OEMB1 & OEMB3)  Designed with a position-adjustable post used to attach the eye model to the slit lamp chin rest.  A second post is supplied for slit lamps which require a longer post.  OEMB3 contains two pair of short and longer posts. Design – Spanner - (OEMI-T)  Designed for the Researcher to disassemble & reassemble the Eye Model for customizing. Design – Fill Kit - (OEMI-KIT)  Kit includes 3cc syringe, 21g blunt, 1/16 hex key, and distilled water. F

Cleaning –  Wash and rinse thoroughly with soap and water.  Dry with soft tissue. Refill Procedure Step 1: Insert a 1/16” allen wrench into the set screw as depicted (1). Unthread the set screw by turning it counter clockwise and remove. (1A) Remove this screw only Note: Only remove the set screw towards the anterior as depicted (1). Note: Use caution when handling the anterior to minimize scratching. The refill procedure should be performed in an area were small amounts of water splashing/spilling will not be an issue. Orient the eye model so the two small ports are vertically aligned with...