Simulator Model for pelviscopic operations, model consists of a rigid plastic mass and corresponds to the actual size of a normal woman, Many operations are made possible by number of openings, designed mainly for simulation of all pelviscopic operations
Model Australopithecus Afarensis Skull, 2.9-3.6 MYA. A, represented early hominid with more than 100 fossils representing the species. They had ape-sized brains: their cranial capacity ranged from 375 - 530 cc, Size: 19.3L x 14.9W x 18.3H (cm)
Model Human Child Skull, 13-year-old, With exception of wisdom teeth, all permanent teeth are fully erupted & no deciduous dentition remains, apices of canines, premolars & second molars are approximately one-half to two-thirds closed, Size: 7x5x7in
Hardouinia Fossil Replica, Sturdy fossil replica made from resin is designed to last through heavy classroom and laboratory use, Echinoderm is related to the sea urchins and starfish of today, Fossil replica of a Mesozoic echinoderm measuring 1.5in (3.5cm)
simulator Cervix / vulva, A spare set consisting of a cervix and a vulva for the birth simulator, P90 Basic, Dimesnions: 17 x 18 x 2 cm, Weight: 0.17 kg
Model, Replica Homo steinheimnensis Skull, (Berkhemer, 1936), is a detailed casting from Berkhemer's reconstruction (1936, skull with no jawbone), The Steinheim replica was modeled after an original skull, Dimensions: 19 x 12.5 x 21.5 cm, weight: 1.14 kg
Human Male European Skull Model, Cranium with Hammer Blows, two wounds that are rounded and depressed, consistent with hammer injury, smooth, rounded edges are indicative of healing, and therefore indicate some period, Dimension: 21.6L x 14W x 15.6H (cm)
Femur, right, Model, Human Bone, Plastic, These individual bones are a great addition to you collection, used as a match for your existing Eisco disarticulated skeleton, or to allow students to compare general skeletal structure
Scapula, left (Shoulder blade), Model, Human Bone, Plastic, These individual bones are a great addition to you collection, used as a match for your existing Eisco disarticulated skeleton, or to allow students to compare general skeletal structure
Model A. Robustus Sk-48 Skull, 1.5-2 MYA, was discovered by Fourie in South Africa in 1950. SK-48, formerly Paranthropus crassidens, greatly increased what is known about australopithecines, Size: 16.9L x 14.7W x 15.5H (cm)
Enlarged approximately 2 times, set of 16 teeth cast in break resistant material having accurate anatomical details. Complete set as in half of upper & lower jaw
Model Human Child Skull with Dentition Exposed, right side of maxilla & jaw bone has been cut away, Two of the teeth are only visible after part of mandibular cortical bone has been removed, 2-part skull (separate cranium & jaw), Size: 16.4x12x15cm
Life size skeleton features the points of origin in red and the points of insertion in blue along the left side. Skeleton features a sectioned calvarium and hinged jaw. Includes rod mounted stand with casters. Hands form ring on top of skull
Simulator Newborn Baby, Female In soft SOMSO-Plast*. Black in colour, With ball joints, head moves easily and tilts backwards. For bathing, dressing practice, and nursing exercises. Undressed. Size of the head 32.6 cm
Simulator Catheterisation-Model, male, Ideal for demonstrating disposable & ballon catheters as well as suprapubic aspiration. Can be dismantled into two parts, natural size, made of special plastic. On a stand with green base, LxWXH: 18 X 18 X 30 cm
Simulator Child Nursing Doll, Natural size, Black in color, length of 90cm & weighing 6 kg corresponds to a small child approximately 3years old, offers numerous nursing procedures for training paediatric nurses, made of plastic, interchangeable chest & abdominal wall
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