Female pelvis with sacrum, 2 lumbar vertebrae and femoral stumps, flexible

True to life casting of a human foot with tibia and fibular insertion. The foot is movable mounted on rubber and the rolling motion can therefore be demonstrated admirably.

You may have the feet of the skeleton models mounted on rubber band to allow demonstration of the rolling motion. This item can just be ordered together with a skeleton. Not available for skeleton "Oscar" (ref.no. 2960) and all miniature skeletons.

Excellent casting of the bones of an adult male.

2 lumbar vertebrae, 2 thoracic vertebrae, 2 cervical vertebrae in addition to atlas and axis are threaded loosely on rubber and offer the possibility of studying each individual vertebra in detail. All structures, joint surfaces, processes, etc. are recognisable.Without stand.

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.

Life size foot skeleton with representation of the ligamentous apparatus with related muscles. All bones of the foot as well as start of tibia and fibula are represented separately. The following muscles with ligaments are present: Flexor digitorum longus muscle, Posterior tibial muscle, Flexor hallucis longus muscle, Peroneus longus muscle, Peroneus brevis muscle, Extensor hallucis longus muscle, Extensor digitorum longus muscle, Tibialis anterior muscle, Superior fibular retinaculum, Inferior extensor retinaculum of foot, Soleus muscle and Flexor digitorum brevis muscle. With removable stand and Key Card in Latin, German and Englisch.