Back Muscle Model, 4-part

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

This model of two lumbar vertebrae in about double life size has the opportunity to demonstrate a lateral intervertebral disc hernia. If the two vertebrae are pressed together, the inner core of the disc will be protruding to the outside, forming a hernia. The protruding hernia shows graphically the pressure which affects the spinal nerve. With this helpful tool you can demonstrate fast and easily what happens when a patient suffers from a herniated disc. Because of the enlarged size it is easy to handle and also suitable for group teaching.

This improved model of a female pelvis with pelvic floor muscles depicts the pelvic floor in its layers. The following muscles are represented and magnetically detachable: - M. obturatorius internus (left and right),- M. piriformis (left and right),- M. coccygeus (left and right), - Diaphragma pelvis (M. levator ani consisting of M. puborectalis, M. pubococcygeus, and M. iliococcygeus), - Diaphragma urogenitale (consisting of M. transversus perinei profundus, M. transversus perinei superficialis, and M. ischiocavernosus), and the - sphincter muscles of the urogenital and digestive tracts (consisting of M. sphincter ani externus, M. sphincter urethrae, and M. bulbospongiosus).The model consists of a total of 12 parts, including the two halves of the pelvis and the sacrum. The model is held together by magnets, allowing individual parts to be easily removed for demonstration of the different layers.This model is highly suitable for courses in pelvic floor exercises, childbirth preparation, midwifery training, or simply for studying the pelvic floor muscles.Size: 27 x 18 x 17 cm, Weight: 960 g.

Approximately half-size representation of the human torso. Ideal for use as a desk model or for studying basic anatomy.The model consists of the following parts:- Base body, two halves of the head- One with removable brain- Two halves of the lungs- Heart- Can be dismantled into two parts- Stomach- Liver- Intestinal tract with removable caecum cover- Female reproductive organs, two-piece- Male reproductive organs, two-pieceThe model is supplied on a base plate with instructions. Size: 19 x 14 x 43 cm

This life-size model shows the anatomy of the hand with great accuracy and detail; the superficial layers can be removed at different levels to expose the inner structures. Muscles, blood vessels, nerves, tendons, ligaments and bones are well represented.Size: 11 x 13 x 23 cm, Weight: 0.5 kg

This 9-part model shows significant structures of the foot such as muscles, nerves, vessels and ligaments.Size: 23 x 13 x 10 cmWeight: 0.7 kg