"Microscope Slide Boxes"

The Obesity Model shows two common fat distribution patterns.

Shows muscle origins and insertions.

This replica of a disarticulated half human skeleton is complete with mounted skull, sternum, hyoid, and spinal column. The hand and foot are mounted with wire or loosely with nylon for demonstration of natural human movement.

Demonstrate Movement With The Simulated Ligaments On This Replica Model Of The Human Form.

Economical And Anatomically Accurate

The right, transparent skull half allows the study of important anatomical details, such as the location of the paranasal sinuses. Therefore, in combination with the left, bony skull half, a direct transfer of the otherwise invisible structures becomes easy and uncomplicated.

Lifelike Skin For The Most Realistic Practice.

Practice Safely And Conveniently

This simulator model of a female infant allows the practicing of a wide range of pediatric ALS techniques.

Great Tool For Acls Training

Colorful additions to your mineraology classroom, these carefully crafted models are painted with durable enamel in colors that simulate the actual crystal.

Illustrates Bending And Stretching Movements Of The Spine.

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.

Enlarged model of the human larynx, including voice box.

The model consists of three individual parts on a common stand that represent sections of the human skin with a magnification of 80×. Anatomical differences of the skin sections are didactically represented in an understandable manner.

Two cooperative models demonstrate both internal and external anatomical structures of the human eye.