Model Fetal Human Skull 29 Weeks, Scientific Name: Homo sapiens, skull exhibits characteristics of prenatal development, 1-part skull (jaw glued to cranium), Size: 3in L x 2-1/4in W x 2-1/2in H
Model Schwann Cells Of The PNS, depicts a Schwann cell with sectioned core, depicts the schwann cell in colorful anatomical detail, great addition to any lesson on the human nervous system, Weight: 0.4 kg, Dimensions : 12.2 x 11.7 x 3.2 cm
Infant CPR Anytime* (Light Skin Kit), life saving skill of CPR, in a convenient and budget friendly manner, comes complete with a mini Anne CPR Training Manikin, CPR Skills Practice DVD, 2 Pocket Reminder Cards, Mini Anne Spare Lung, and Manikin Wipes (2).
Sectioned through the ventricles and auricles. The bicuspid and tricuspid semilunar and sigmoid valves are shown. Separates into 3 parts. Mounted on base
Life size model showing nose, mouth cavity and pharynx, liver with gall bladder, pancreas and spleen. Transverse colon and front stomach wall are removable. Mounted on base. Numbered with Key Card
This half-size relief model helps in understand the circulation of blood in body through brain, heart, lung, liver, spleen, kidneys and partial skeleton. Mounted on base. Numbered with key card.
Upper and lower part, Upper part: left side bones of the skull, right side mimic muscles, median section through the nasal cavity, upper cavity of the mouth and upper region of the throat. Lower part: lower jaw, removable tongue, larynx, pharyngeal wall, sagittal section
Birthing Stages Trainer, contents: 6 birth stage inserts, Safety plate with 4 screws (for the optional insert in birth simulator P90), Lubricant, Carry bag, The inserts look the same from the outside, using a number code on the back, the condition of the cervix on the inside
Segmented Lung, This high quality Segment Lung Model shows the lungs with representation of the bronchial tree close to the heart, trachea, oesophagus and aorta
Model Male Pelvis With Ligaments 2 parts, Dimensions: 19x28x24.5 cm, bone pelvis. It shows all anatomical structures in detail: both hip bones, pubic symphisis, sacrum and coccyx as well as the fifth lumbar vertebra
Life size, 19 parts, half of brain, eye with muscles and optic nerve, 2-lung halves, heart in 2 parts, liver, stomach, small/large intestines, kidney, bladder with female pelvic floor and first lumbar vertebra.
Skull Trauma Set of Six Fragments model, with Shotgun Wounds, aping defect on the occiput involves the lambda; internal beveling is palpable along the edges of the wound, sagittal suture, Size: 20.1L x 13W x 17.3H (cm)
Loose Hand Skeleton with Ulna and Radius, model, high quality for detailed anatomical study, loosely mounted on bungy string, wire mounted for realistic anatomical detail with the hand being able to supinate and pronate, Weight: 0.2 kg
Model Bonelike Spine, flexible, mounted, true-to-life model of the human vertebral column in excellent BONElike* quality, original reproduction of all anatomical details, based on real weight, consists of the male pelvis and occipital bone, Dimensions : 85 cm
Three dimensional model of male urinary system and its blood supply is free standing, enabling study from all aspects. The kidneys, adrenal & blood vessels, a section of the pelvic bone with pubic symphysis, lower portion of the bladder and prostate
Model shows both sides of an eye, enlarged 5 x. One side of the model shows the eye socket with a sagittal cutaway and the background to the eye and the electron microscopic fine structure of the retina are shown separately.
Simulator Wound Care Bandaging, For trainee nurses and doctors, students learn how to care correctly for their patients wounds and can practice a wide range of dressing and bandaging techniques. Hygiene standards and protocols can be respected.
Model Hip Joint 7 Part, right hip joint of a male with the individual muscles as well as the muscle origins and insertions on the femur and the hip bone, For educational purposes, areas of the muscles, presented in color, Weight: 1.9 kg, Dimensions : 18 x 32 x 18 cm
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