About 3D Models at the HSL
Borrowing Policy
- Models may not leave the Health Sciences Library (HSL).
- Models are available in the HSL's Open Course Reserves on a first come, first served basis.
- Return the model to its shelf after two hours to allow other users a chance to learn from them as well.
Location
The HSL's 3D anatomy models are located in front of Course Reserves (map of the HSL's third floor [JPG]).
All 3D Models at the HSL
Models on this page are organized into two categories: Bone & Skeleton Models or Organ Models (organ models are further grouped by Head and Neck, Trunk, and Extremities and Limbs). View 3D models in the UW Libraries Search:
Bone & Skeleton Models
- Pelvis, femaleCast 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.
- Skeleton, articulated 1Premier articulated skeleton.
- Skeleton, articulated 2Life-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.
- Skeleton, muscle paintings 1Human 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.
- Skeleton, muscle paintings 2Painted 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.
- Skeleton, disarticulated half 1Includes 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.
- Skeleton, disarticulated half 2Includes 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.
- Skeleton, kinesiology, with hang-up mountPlastic bones replicast from those of a select male specimen.
- Spinal cord in spinal canalOne-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.
- Vertebra, fifth cervical with spinal cord and origin of nerves7 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.
- Vertebra, fourth and fifth lumbar with herniated diskDepicting 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.
Organ Models
Head and Neck
- BrainAn 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.
- Brain with arteriesRepresentation 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.
- Cerebrospinal fluid circulationEnlarged 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.
- Dura mater, proportionsNatural 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.
- EarEar modell [sic] = Modele de l'oreille.
- Ear, innerWith 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.
- EyeThe human eye : with eyelid and lacrimal organs, enlarged approx. 5 times = L'œil humain : avec des organes oculaires et lacrimales, agrandi environ 5 fois.
- Head, musculatureRepresentation of the superficial musculature of head and neck showing: Parotid gland, ubmandibular gland (right half), deep musculature (left half), lower jaw partially exposed.
- Head, two sectionsLife-size replica of the human head and neck, down to the level of the clavicle, which has been sectioned sagittally.
- LarynxNatural size, two parts, labeled with booklet as a key.
- Larynx cartilagesCartilages of the larynx: functional model.
- Larynx with tongueFive 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.
- Skull with muscle attachments4-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.
Trunk
- Digestive system, life-sizedLife-sized digestive system.
- Genital organs, femaleNatural size, internal and external female genital organs. Median section. The internal organs can be removed from the pelvic floor. Separates into 4 parts.
- Heart 1The heart = Cœur.
- Heart 2Life-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.
- Heart with bypassTwice 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.
- KidneyRight kidney scaled to three times life-size and sectioned over its length.
- Liver, blood vessel systemEnlarged 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 PeritoneumLiver and peritoneum SAM 145.
- Liver lobuleDepicts 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.
- Liver with gallbladder, pancreas, and duodenumThis life size model shows a section of the liver with gall bladder, pancreas and duodenum, hepatic and pancreatic ducts.
- LungLungenmodell = Lung model = Poumon modele = Pulmon modelo.
- Lymph nodeSectioned, 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.
- Pancreas, Spleen, and part of DuodenumPancreas with spleen and part of the duodenum.
- Pelvic Region, FemaleDeluxe OB-GYN.
- Pelvic Region, MaleDeluxe male pelvis.
- Shoulder jointShoulder joint.
- TorsoShows 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.
- Upper extremity with musclesScaled to 3/4 life-size, this replica presents the muscles, nerves, tendons, blood vessels and bones of the left hand, arm, and shoulder.
- Urinary organNatural 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.
Extremities and Limbs
- Arm, muscledLife-sized left arm. Each of the 84 features of the arm are labeled.
- Arm, vascularLife-size model of the left arm and hand in a semi-flexed position with the brachial, radial and ulnar arteries, and veins shown.
- Joint, synovialThis 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.
- Knee joint, functionalNatural size; showing the ligaments and cartilages.
- Leg, foot, and hip, leftDissectible 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.
- Leg musculatureLife-sized, hand painted and numbered, includes arteries, nerves, veins, and bones, as well as the 12 removable muscles of the model.
