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Artery with 4 artery sections - EZ Augmented Anatomy
€65.45*
Longitudinal section of an artery with constriction caused by plaque adsorption. Four cross sections on the base show step-by-step build-up of plaque at the artery wall.Size: 14 x 18 x 13 cm, weight: 0.4 kgAugmented- Anatomy- AppThe new Augmented Anatomy App in combination with this high quality anatomical model makes learning now even easier and more efficient!This app automatically recognises our anatomical models and displays the nomenclature in augmented reality. As an Erler Zimmer customer, you can use it completely free of charge and for an unlimited period of time. - High-quality Augmented Reality learning app- Free of charge and without registration- Nomenclature always and everywhere available- Further online links in the learning lexiconOur augmented anatomy app works on all common smartphones or tablets. Click here to Download the App
Arteriosclerosis Model, 4 sections
€65.45*
Cross section of an artery showing 4 different stages of arteriosclerosis. The model demonstrates the narrowing of the artery due to buildup of fatty deposits (cholesterol) and formation of plaque. The Artery model is simulated with the softness of the real artery. Starting with the normal artery which is done in soft material, up to the blockage which is done in hard material.The Artery model contains 4 sections showing:- healthy (soft)- stage 1 (medium soft)- stage 2 (medium hard)- stage 3 (hard)The narrowing of arteries limits the flow of oxygen-rich blood to parts of the body and can result in a blockage by a thrombus. The stages are mounted rotatable. The model is movable and cannot be dismantled. Size: 13 x 5 x 4 cm
Artery and vein model, 20 times life-size
€211.82*
An important support for understanding the difference between artery and vein histology. In this single-piece model one artery and two veins are represented in great detail. One vein is longitudinally sectioned to show the closed and open venous valves; the artery and the right vein are cross-sectioned so the different layers, such as tunica media, elastic membrane and tunica adventitia, can be easily recognized. Mounted on base.Size: 20 x 30 x 27 cm, Weight: 0,8 kg
Artery model
€55.93*
Longitudinal section of an artery with constriction caused by plaque adsorption and a blockage caused by a thrombus.Size: 10 x 4 x 4 cm, weight: 0.1 kg
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