Stages of Disc Degeneration

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 fascinating model of an average European adult skull can be disassembled into 22 single bones. During development of this model one of the main targets was to make the model easy to assemble and dismantle. Stable parts with convenient magnet connections make handling of the product a child‘s play. The detailed bones do not need any complicated pins to be stuck into holes, they almost slide into position, guided by realistic bone sutures and held by strong magnets. Due to the very good anatomy and the easy handling this skull is the ideal training aid for osteopathy.This version is perfect for visual distinction of the single bones. The bones are produced in different colours, commonly used in anatomy, geminate bones do have identical colour. The following individual bones are shown:•Parietal bone left and right •Occipital bone •Temporal bone left and right •Sphenoid bone •Frontal bone •Ethmoid bone •Vomer •Palatine bone, left and right •Inferior nasal concha left and right •Maxilla with teeth, left and right •Lacrimal bone left and right •Nasal bone left and right •Zygomatic bone left and right •Mandible with teeth Scope of delivery:•User manual in English and German •Detailed description on CD in Latin, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Korean and Japanese. Augmented- 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 lexicon Our augmented anatomy app works on all common smartphones or tablets. Click here to Download the App.

Natural casting of a human knee joint. With stumps of femur and lower leg. The insertion tendons of the straight muscle of the thigh, kneecap with patellar tendons, lateral ligaments, meniscuses and cruciate ligaments are manufactured from elastic synthetic material. The principal movements of the knee joint, such as flexion and extension and outer and inner rotation can be demonstrated. With removable stand.

Consisting of 3 lumbar vertebrae with intervertebral discs, spinal cord and emerging spinal nerves. One normal intervertebral disc is supplied, one intervertebral disc with a lateral prolapse and one intervertebral disc with a medial prolapse. The model can be dismantled and the intervertebral discs can be removed for closer study. Natural casting. With removable stand.

This fascinating model shows a human skull with the most important head muscles on one half. The skull is similar to the article 4500, the mandible is unmovable. The skull cap can be opened and removed. Size: 18 x 19 x 12 cm, weight: 0.8 kg

True to life casting of a skeleton of the human hand. All hand bones are individually mobile-mounted on wire. With radius and ulna. The rolling movements of the bones of the lower arm (pronation and supination) and movements of the hand joint can be demonstrated.