Modèles de biologie humaine
En représentant les fonctions et les emplacements, les modèles de biologie humaine permettent aux individus de mieux comprendre les organes et systèmes internes. Le mouvement du sang, le transport de l’oxygène, la contraction musculaire, l’activation nerveuse, le mouvement articulaire et la formation osseuse prennent vie dans ces représentations incroyablement détaillées et précises. Les modèles de la musculature sont codés par couleur pour identifier facilement les muscles, la graisse, les ligaments et les tendons. Les modèles de biologie humaine peuvent être utilisés dans des environnements éducatifs et cliniques.
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3B Scientific® Pelvic Relief Models
These relief models feature realistic depictions of anatomy.
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Somso® Mammary Gland in Resting Position
Divides into two parts
Five year warranty
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GPI Anatomicals® Basic Pelvic Models
Male And Female Pelvic Models At A Great Price
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3B Scientific® Fetal Development Models
Individual models showing fetal development.
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3B Scientific® Pregnancy Model Set
Various stages of fetal development are featured in one beautifully detailed set of eight life-size models, and each is a recreation of the uterus with a fetus.
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3B Scientific® Stages of Fertilization and the Embryo
The model illustrates schematically how the ovum matures, how ovulation and fertilization occur and how the fertilized ovum develops to the stage where it embeds itself in the womb wall to begin the growth into an embryo.
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3B Scientific® Model of The Femalebreast
Milk giving right breast: Medially divided into 2 halves, held together with magnets, Healthy milk-giving breath tissue on the cut surface of the external half, Breast gland inflammation (mastitis) on the cut surface of the inner half.
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Eisco® Life Size Male Pelvis
Useful for demonstrating the morphological distinctions between male and female (not included) pelvic structures.
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Eisco® Life Size Female Pelvis
Useful for demonstrating the morphological distinctions between male (not included) and female pelvic structures.