Lateral cathotomy and cantholysis simulation device

A device for ocular surgery training, the device comprising:

• a simulated eye;
• a base configured to receive the simulated eye;
• a simulated skin configured to attach to the base, the simulated skin including an eye opening configured to expose at least a portion of the simulated eye when the simulated skin is attached to the base;
• means to displace the simulated eye from a first position to second position, the first position corresponding to an ocular injury and the second position indicating a properly performed ocular surgery;
• a band configured to hold the simulated eye in the first position via the means to displace the simulated eye when the band is intact, the band further configured to release the simulated eye from the first position when the band is cut, allowing the simulated eye to move to the second position via the means to displace the simulated eye.

A device for lateral canthotomy and cantholysis training, the device comprising:

• a simulated eye;
• a base configured to receive the simulated eye;
• a simulated skin configured to attach to the base and at least partially cover the simulated eye, the simulated skin having an outward surface depicting an area immediately surrounding a human eye, the simulated skin including an eye opening and a simulated canthus, the eye opening configured to expose at least a portion of the simulated eye through said eye opening when the simulated skin is attached to the base;
• an eye displacer coupled to the base and configured to displace the simulated eye from a first position to second position, the first position corresponding to an injured eye and the second position corresponding to a properly performed ocular surgery;
• a band configured to simulate a canthal tendon and to hold the simulated eye in the first position via the eye displacer when the band is intact, the band further configured to release the simulated eye from the first position when the band is severed, allowing the simulated eye to move to the second position via the eye displacer.