See recommended places to find articles. Find links to many different images of the eye. Review your knowledge about optometry. Connect to others through the professional organizations listed.
Collaboratively created summaries about specific diseases and topics. Some topics include images. From American Academy of Ophthalmology and several partner societies.
Sets of eye images from the National Eye Institute. Free to use for non-commercial purposes if you credit the NEI. There is some overlap with NEI's Flickr Collections.
Look at the Eye Movements section. This site has a combination of videos, PDFs, and Flash-based interactive components. (You may have trouble with the Flash-based components). From Tutis Vilis. Available under Creative Commons 3.0 licensing.
This exhibit, on view from September to December 2019 in the Oregon Health & Science University Library, traces the developments in retinal illustration throughout the history of ophthalmology, from the first retinal atlases up to twentieth century techniques. Exhibit and catalog curated by Donald L. Blanchard, M.D. with the assistance of Jane Shull and Meg Langford.
Download "cross-sectional cryosection, CT, and MRI images." From the National Library of Medicine.
Copyright Compliance
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Includes information on effects of Orrin G. Hatch - Bob Goodlatte Music Modernization Act and the Marrakesh Treaty Implentation Act.
Citing an Image in AMA Citation Style
Enter the word [image] in square brackets after the document title.
Web Site Example:
Cataract [image]. MedlinePlus Web site. https://www.nlm.nih.gov/ medlineplus/cataract.html. Updated December 14, 2012. Accessed Janurary 30, 2013.
