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Anatomy and Biology

TORSO SEXLESS, 16 PARTS

This life size sexless torso, composed of 16 parts, is appropriate for any human anatomy course. All of the major organ systems are represented with great attention to accuracy and detail. Structures are numbered and identified on the accompanying key and many additional features are included in the CD-ROM Guide. The head is open, exposing one half of the brain. The neck is dissected ventrally to expose muscular, neural, vascular and glandular structures. The thorax and abdomen are completely open, affording an unrestricted view of the internal organs and structures

EAR, 3 PARTS

3X life size. The model shows details of the external, middle and inner ear. The eardrum with malleus, incus and stapes are removable. The other removable part is composed of the cochlea and labyrinth with vestibular and cochlear nerves.

HUMAN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM,1/2 NATURAL SIZE, 2 PARTS

The model represents a general view of the human circulation. It includes the heart (2 parts), lungs, liver, spleen, kidneys and relevant connections with the pulmonary and systemic circulatory pathways.

HUMAN HEART WITH THYMUS

This three-part natural size model shows the anatomy of the human heart associated with the thymus gland. The thymus and the anterior heart wall can be removed for closer examination of the inner heart structures such as the left and right atria and ventricles, valves and papillary muscles.

HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, 3 PARTS

This life size model shows the human digestive tract from mouth cavity to rectum.

The oral cavity, the pharynx and the first part of the esophagus are dissected along the medial sagittal plane. The liver is shown together with the gall bladder and the pancreas is dissected to expose internal features. The stomach is open along the frontal plane; the duodenum, caecum, part of the small intestine and the rectum are open to expose the interior. The transverse colon is removable. An additional relief model of the head shows the anatomy of the mouth with salivary glands.

MEDIAN SECTION OF MALE AND FEMALE URINARY TRACTS

This model features sections of both male and female pelvises, plus the urinary bladder, urethra, the inferior vena cava with tributaries, the abdominal aorta with branches, ureters, the kidneys with adrenal glands, a section showing internal renal structures (cortex, medulla, pyramids with papillae, vessels).

PATHOLOGICAL MODEL OF BURNED SKIN

This model, approx. 30 times enlarged, compares normal skin with first, second and third degree burnt skin, showing also the subsequent pathological changes. The first level of injury shows scarfskin hurt and erythema; the second one includes hypoderma skin hurt and vesicles, the third one reveals a subcutaneous damage.

ORAL HYGIENE MODEL

A3x life size model that is useful for teaching the correct way to brush teeth. A giant toothbrush is included

HUMAN SKELETON

This model is a replica of a life size human skeleton and shows all the skeleton parts in high details.

It’s hand-assembled to provide intricate details and long-lasting durability. The main joints are articulated; the upper and lower limbs can be removed easily.

HERMAPHRODITE DICOT FLOWER

This three-piece model, enlarged to 14X life size, describes with great accuracy and detail the anatomy of a typical hermaphrodite dicotyledonous flower. Thanks to the cross-section, the anatomy of the internal structures, such as stamens, stigma, style and ovary with eggs can be easily studied. External structures, including petals and sepals, are also well represented. The main structures are numbered and referenced on the accompanying k-card.

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