Anatomy
Clinical Atlas
The OASiS Clinical Atlas
A clinical image archive in development for anterior segment science, planned to be curated for educational value and scientific beauty.
About the Atlas
A Living Archive of Anterior Segment Science
The OASiS Clinical Atlas is a planned repository of anterior segment clinical science. It is being developed around images selected for their educational value and scientific beauty — images intended to teach, inspire curiosity, and demonstrate the extraordinary complexity of the anterior segment.
The Atlas is not intended to be a stock library. Future images will be reviewed, categorized, and annotated, with clinical context, imaging modality, anatomical location, and teaching notes.
As the Society grows, the Atlas is intended to expand to include faculty collections, resident submissions, case series, and award-winning images. It is being developed as an educational visual resource for anterior segment optometry.
Browse by category
A taxonomy for clinical learning
Clinical territory
Clinical Territory
Imaging modality
Imaging Modality
Treatment & intervention
Treatment & Intervention
Curated collections
Collections in development
Clinical Portraits
Landmark anterior segment findings selected for their diagnostic clarity and visual impact.
Classic Findings
The canonical presentations every anterior segment clinician must recognize.
Rare Cases
A planned collection for unusual anterior segment presentations.
Before and After
Treatment outcomes documented with clinical precision.
Healing Progressions
Longitudinal case series showing the anterior segment's capacity for recovery.
Image of the Month
A planned monthly image feature selected for educational and scientific excellence.
Faculty Favorites
A planned collection of images selected as essential teaching material.
Resident Submissions
A planned collection of clinical images contributed by residents in training.
The Atlas Is Being Built
The OASiS Clinical Atlas is currently in its foundational phase. An initial collection is being planned for future review, annotation, and publication. If you have clinical images you would like to contribute, you may express interest; proposed images will be reviewed before any future publication.
Submit Images for ReviewFuture Capabilities
The Atlas Will Grow
These capabilities are planned for future development. They are not currently active.