3B® Anatomical Model - Classic Skull, 3-Part

This realistic model details 2 lumbar vertebrae with spinal nerves, dura mater of spinal cord. The anatomy model includes 2 replaceable dorso-lateral prolapsed discs between the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae. The Lumbar spinal column is delivered on a removable stand. Lumbar Spinal Column with Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc.

Shorty the mini skeleton with muscles is made from durable, unbreakable plastic. The portrayal of the muscle origins (red) and insertions (blue) on the left half adds to the anatomical value of the skeleton. Measures at: 37.0" and 3.75 lb. Features: 3 part skull (skullcap, base of skull and mandible) Removable arms and legs Specially mounted hip joints to demonstrate natural rotation of the hips Muscles are numbered Comes on hanging stand that can be placed on the floor or hung on the wall

This osteoporosis model consists of 3 medially divided lumbar vertebrae with intervertebral discs. For anatomical comparison, the upper section shows healthy bone structure, the middle section osteoporotic bone structure and the lower section advanced osteoporotic bone structure with flattened plates, deformation and decreased bone mass. For detailed anatomical study the vertebrae can be removed from the stand. The osteoporosis model is a great high quality anatomical teaching.

Leo is a full-size skeleton with ligament model. Its elastic ligaments on the larger joints (shoulder, elbow, hip and knee) have been incorporated on the right side of the skeleton. Used in hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories. The skeleton is ideal for active use in teaching and demonstrations. The skeleton is waist mounted on a metal roller stand (painted white). Measures at: 69.5" and 21.98 lb. Features: 3 part skull Individually inserted teeth Removable arms and legs Natural cast Transparent dust cover

This elderly hip joint model was developed to provide patients understandable information, e.g. before surgery. It shows the right hip joint of an elderly person in half natural size. In addition to the external anatomy of the hip joint, a frontal section through the femoral neck is shown in relief on the base. The hip joint model shows the femoral fractures that occur most commonly in practice as well as typical wear and tear symptoms of the hip joint (coxarthrosis or hip osteoarthritis).