3D Anatomy Models

Shows the left side of the lower jaw bone, tooth structure, and arteries, veins, and nerves of a 10-12 year old child. Depicts deciduous teeth being replaced by permanent teeth. Includes four teeth that can be extracted from the jaw: an incisor, a premolar, a molar, and a developing canine. Scaled to 3-1/2 times life size. Features thirty-one numbered structures that are identified in the accompanying key.

This flexible life-size model of a human spine with muscles also demonstrates some common spine disorders. Features the following: Color-coded spinal curvatures, occipital bone and cerebellum, circle of Willis, vertebral artery, sciatic nerve, right brachial plexus, 1st and 2nd ribs, sacroiliac ligaments. Muscles include: subocciptal triangle, longus capitis, scalene muscles, psoas major and minor, iliacus, gluteus medius and minimus, piriformis, gemellus. Disorders shown: bone spurs on L5, herniated disc between L4 and L5, L1, L2 and L3 divide to show compression fractures, osteoporosis, bone tumor, osteoarthritis of the hip.

Cast from natural specimen; consisting of the two upper parts of ilium, sacrum and coccyx and 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, as well as the discs, symphysis, and base of femur.

Premier articulated skeleton.

Life-size, articulated, plastic human skeleton showing numbered muscle origins (red) and insertions (blue) on the right side and fully flexible joints on the left side. Also features a flexible spine and head joints, protruding spinal nerves and vertebral arteries, along with a lumbar slipped disc. Mounted on a metal rod with stable metal stand and casters.

Includes bones from one side of the body, ribs, upper and lower extremity, the entire skull, sternum with costal cartilages, and a full set of vertebrae. Hand and foot are articulated; skull has a calvaria cut.

Includes bones from one side of the body, ribs, upper and lower extremity, the entire skull, sternum with costal cartilages, and a full set of vertebrae. Hand and foot are articulated; skull has a calvaria cut.

Plastic bones replicast from those of a select male specimen.

Human skeleton with muscle paintings. Plastic model of human skeleton. Muscle origins in red and insertions in blue are painted on the right side. On the left half, skeletal features are number coded.

Painted muscle attachments, more than 300 numbered features, flexible spine with complete spinal cord, nerve branches, vertebral arteries, lumbar disk prolapse, and flexible life-like joint ligaments of the right shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee.

Cast from natural specimen; consisting of the two upper parts of ilium, sacrum and coccyx and 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, as well as the discs, symphysis, and base of femur.

One-piece brainstem and spinal cord as well as the nerve branches up to the coccygeal plexus. On the left side the sympathetic trunk with its connections to the central nervous system are shown.

Model replicates a segment of the upper thoracic spinal cord. Sectioned both longitudinally and in cross section, a portion of white matter of the right half has been cut away to expose the anterior and posterior nerve roots. Color-coding differentiates nerve fiber type and a color-keyed circuitry schematic is mounted along with the model on a hardwood base. 30 numbered features are identified in a corresponding key.

7 times life-size model depicts a section through the human cervical spinal cord situated within the spinal canal of the surrounding cervical vertebra. Also portrayed are the spinal nerves, spinal ganglion, artery and veins of the cervical vertebra.

Depicting the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, this life-size 4-part plastic replica includes the spinal cord with nerve branches, and an intervertebral herniated disk.

An enlarged and detailed section through the right half of the brain with a portion of the base and skull. One side of the model conforms to the median plane and includes a section of the falx cerebri. The reverse surface represents a sagittal cut which exposes which exposes the lateral ventricle.

Representation of arterial network of vessels; separates into 9 parts: frontal and parietal lobes (2), temporal and occipital lobes (2), medulla (2), cerebellum (2), and basilar artery.

Enlarged doubled-sided section through the right side of the brain and base of skull shows the cut meningial edges, and through color-coding identifies the regions within and surrounding the brain which in life are bathed in cerebrospinal fluid; direction of the flow of the circulating fluid through each region is indicated by arrows; supported upright on a detachable stand.

Natural size, on a base, in 2 parts; showing the proportions of the dura mater and the sinus of the dura mater; the 12 pairs of cranial nerves and the basilar artery with branchings are exposed.

Ear modell [sic] = Modele de l'oreille.

With its life-like vibrating eardrum, movable ossicles, liquid-filled cochlea and basilar membrane, the model mimics the human middle and inner ear; it demonstrates how the structure of the ear makes hearing possible.

The human eye : with eyelid and lacrimal organs, enlarged approx. 5 times = L'œil humain : avec des organes oculaires et lacrimales, agrandi environ 5 fois.

Enlarged approximately 3 times--the opening and closing of the glottis, the variation in tension of the vocal cord, and the change of position can be demonstrated in an intuitively accessible way.

Representation of the superficial musculature of head and neck showing: Parotid gland, ubmandibular gland (right half), deep musculature (left half), lower jaw partially exposed.

Life-size replica of the human head and neck, down to the level of the clavicle, which has been sectioned sagittally.

Model displays the structure of the nose with the nasal sinuses within a right upper face half. The color-coded bone allows an external identification of the location of the nasal sinuses by taking a ateral view through the transparent skin cover. Removing the cheek bone (zygomatic bone) will reveal a view into the right maxillary sinus. In addition, the right nasal sinus, which is lined with mucosa, has been opened by a midline incision and its nasal conchae can be removed. The mucous membranes have been partially excised to reveal the olfactory nerves, the nerve supply of the lateral sinus wall, the nasal conchae and the roof of the mouth.

Natural size, two parts, labeled with booklet as a key.

Cartilages of the larynx: functional model.

Five piece model of the human larynx, tongue, and lower jaw on a detachable base. The front of the lower jaw is detachable and separates into 2 parts.

4-part Skull on Cervical Spine, hand painted muscle origins in red and insertions in blue on the right side and larger muscles have their name hand lettered in place, smaller muscles are numbered and significant features numbered on the left. Flexibly articulated in its natural position atop the cervical spine which is mounted on a hard wood base. All seven cervical vertebrae, paired spinal nerves, vertebral arteries, medulla and spinal cord are present.

Models of four different thyroid gland examples which may be attached to thyroid model. Gland models show a normal thyroid. Hashimoto's thyroiditis also known as lymphocytic thyroiditis which is a progressive autoimmune disease. Graves' Disease, an autoimmune disease and a type of hyperthyroidism. Papillary carcinoma, usually the least aggressive and least malignant of thyroid cancers.

Realistic touch feeling, this infant manikin is suitable for practice lavage training in medical and nursing colleges among primary level health departments. Life-like anatomical structure including double lung, esophagus, stomach, diaphragm, liver, spleen, intestine with transparent front cover for the directly observing the internal anatomical structure and tube location.

Full size cross section model depicts common pathologies such as adenocarcinoma, cysts, fibroadenoma, and infiltrating scirrhus carcinoma. Model also shows breast structures such as suspensory ligaments, fat tissue, lymph nodes, muscles, and ribs.

Cut-away view model with the following common pathologies: adhesions, appendicitis, bacterial infection, cancer, Crohn's disease, diverticulitis, diverticulosis, polyps, spastic colon, and ulcerative colitis.

Life-sized digestive system.

Natural size, internal and external female genital organs. Median section. The internal organs can be removed from the pelvic floor. Separates into 4 parts.

The heart = Cœur.

Life-sized, transparent 2-part heart. The front heart wall is held in place with a clear peg and magnets and when removed reveals the chambers and valves inside.

Twice the size of a human adult heart, with three hinged portals allow full access to heart chambers and valves, plus an accurately-scaled brachiocephalic trunk, left common carotid, and left subclavian artery, complete with right and left internal thoracic (internal mammary) arteries, plus attachable/detachable bypass vessels of flexible tubing in a variety of lengths.

Miniature brain, eye, heart, kidney and artery models. Education card illustrates effects associated with hypertension: ocular pathologies, artherosclerosis, arterial plaque, kidney failure and stroke.

Right kidney scaled to three times life-size and sectioned over its length.

Oversized two-sided kidney model has a normal anatomy cutaway on one side and a diseased anatomy cutaway on the other side depicting: infection, scarring, atrophy, urinary (kidney) stones, tumor, polycystic disease, hypertension effects.

Enlarged approximately 1 1/2 times. Open from the side facing the intestines to show the branches of the vessels in the liver and the bile duct system.

Liver and peritoneum SAM 145.

Depicts a highly magnified section of a few liver lobules, the plastic replica shows veins, hepatic artery, bile ductule, connective tissue, sinusoids, cells, and bile canaliculi. Fifteen numbered structures are identified in the accompanying key.

This life size model shows a section of the liver with gall bladder, pancreas and duodenum, hepatic and pancreatic ducts.

Full size liver model with the following common pathologies: Cirrhosis (septal and nodular), biliary obstruction, gallstones and tumors.

Lungenmodell = Lung model = Poumon modele = Pulmon modelo.

Model of the human chest can be dismantled to demonstrate the larynx, thyroid, trachea, esophagus, lungs, heart, and diaphragm. Chest mounted on green plastic backing, with 6 removable parts. Thirty-three elements of the body are numbered; descriptions are provided in the accompanying guide (stored in a slot at the top of the frame) in German, English, French, and Spanish.

Sectioned, enlarged approximately 25 times; semi-schematic presentation of the internal formation of a lymph node with the vessels leading to and from the node; 14 structures of the lymph node are identified in the accompanying key.

Full size model shows pancreatic cancer, the gallbladder with stones, a ruptured spleen and duodenal ulcer.

Pancreas with spleen and part of the duodenum.

Deluxe OB-GYN.

Deluxe male pelvis.

Complete unit includes six full size prostates. Conditions shown include: normal prostate; normal size prostate with hard nodule below right lobe surface; prostate with enlarged right lobe; enlarged prostate, symmetrical surface, slight median furrow; enlarged prostate, hard nodule below right base surface; enlarged prostate with hard irregular surface and seminal vesicle involvement.

Shows muscle features and surface topography. Includes 11 life-size organ systems; each system is surveyed in an accompanying 48-minute audio cassette. There are 5 interchangable pelvic inserts. You can change the gender from male to female, or make it genderless. It shows the non-pregnant female conditon, or demonstrates pregenancy in the 1st-or 3rd trimesters. This torso gives you 5 ways to configure the same model.

Designed for an authentic representation of how testicles feel inside the skin of the scrotum. Model has two palpable lumps in one testicle and none in the other.

Natural size, in one piece mounted on board; showing the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and the blood vessels; the right kidney is sagittally sectioned revealing its cortex, medulla, papillae, calyces, pelvis, and the ramifications of the renal artery and vein; the bladder is also sagittally sectioned.

Full size cross-section model illustrates multiple pathologies, some of which include: adhesions, carcinoma in four common areas, cysts, endometriosis, fibroids, pedunculated fibroid tumor, polyps and salpingitis.

Set of four knee models, reduced size, illustrating: degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis); erosion to joint articular cartilage; progression of degenerative joint disease; osteophytes (bone spurs) at the articular surfaces. Advanced stage knee is articulating for additional view of joint.

Life-sized left arm. Each of the 84 features of the arm are labeled.

Life-size model of the left arm and hand in a semi-flexed position with the brachial, radial and ulnar arteries, and veins shown.

Used for instruction on the care and cleaning of pressure ulcers in various stages. Pressure ulcers are more likely to appear over pressure points such as heels, tips of toes, between toes, or anywhere the bones may protrude and rub against socks, shoes, or bed sheets.

Shows three scaled down hip models: healthy hip, diseased hip, and a knee with hip implant. Pelvis and femur can be separated, the implant can be removed from the femur.

This rigid life-size cutaway through the bone and joint capsule of a typical diarthrotic synovial joint clearly displays the articular disc, articular cartilage, synovial membrane and capsular ligament as well as structure of the articulating bones.

Natural size; showing the ligaments and cartilages.

Dissectible into a total of nine parts, this 3/4 scale reproduction depicts the muscles, nerves, bones, tendons and vessels of the left leg, foot and hip; eight superficial muscles are individually detachable to expose deeper muscles; inverted on pedestal base.

Life-sized, hand painted and numbered, includes arteries, nerves, veins, and bones, as well as the 12 removable muscles of the model.

Full size right hand with cutaway views to reveal the effects of rheumatoid arthritis on ligaments, flexor and extensor tendons, muscle, cartilage, bones, synovial membrane, and joint spaces. A cross-section of the metacarpophalangeal joint capsules shows progression of the disease, including synovial swelling, erosion, and degeneration. Swan neck and boutonniere deformities are depicted on the second and third phalanges, respectively. Flexor tendons can be lifted for better viewing of carpals.

Shoulder joint.

Scaled to 3/4 life-size, this replica presents the muscles, nerves, tendons, blood vessels and bones of the left hand, arm, and shoulder.

Enlarged two-sided skin cross-section. The 'aging' side shows increasing age in three stages from left to right; decreasing elatin and collagen, increasing wrinkles and age spots. Also portrays decreased blood flow due to shrinking blood vessels, thinning hair follicle length and width associated with the balding process. Graying hair, shrinking fat cells, and smaller sweat glands are also shown.

The enlarged trainer shows a normal mole, basal cell carcinoma (basalioma), squamous cell carcinoma (spinalioma), and malignant melanoma. Variations of how the different types of skin cancer may appear are shown.

The skin model shows the microscopic structure of the human skin in great detail. With the help of the different skin sections of the hairless skin (for example palm of hand) and the hairy skin (for example forearm) the different skin cell layers as well as the embedded sweat glands, touch receptor, blood vessels, nerves and a hair with root can be seen. Furthermore a nail section model on the base shows the nail plate, nail bed and the nail root. The representation of a hair root with all its cell layers completes the skin model.

Model presents full size and enlarged views of dysplastic nevus, actinic keratosis, malignant melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and basal cell carcinoma skin lesions. Each disk has a 3-dimensional surface to help demonstrate the skin condition. Back side of disk presents additional lesion information.

Enlarged two-sided skin cross-section. The skin burn model shows indication of first, second and third degree burns. The reverse side illustrates normal skin anatomy.