Anatomical Models For Teaching

Anatomical Models For Teaching

For teaching purposes, the anatomical model can be disassembled into 5 parts, including a fully dissectible 3-part brain anatomy model and a removable skull cap. This allows for students and practitioners to explore deeper cranial structures. So, whether used alongside an anatomical skeleton model in a lecture or purely as a visual aid for consultations with patients, you’ll have access to all the detail you need.

Key Features of the anatomical models for teaching:

– The anatomical model is easily separated into a base, skull cap, and a 3-part dissectible brain.

– Detailed vascular & muscular systems are displayed as superficial and deep muscles, major nerves, and blood vessels.

– Ideal anatomical model for teaching, serving as one of the essential models for teaching complex head and neck anatomy.

– Brain sectioning that includes a detailed, removable brain anatomy model to demonstrate internal cranial structures.

– Skeleton and cranial reference that complements any anatomical skeleton model for a complete skeletal-muscular overview.

– Display-ready and mounted on a sturdy, removable base for hands-on examination and effortless display.