Explore Human Anatomy: Hanging Skeleton with Nerves-Muscles 85cm, Numbered

Discover the intricate details of human anatomy with our Hanging Skeleton with Nerves-Muscles 85cm. This half-life-size model showcases the anatomy of the human skeleton, featuring nerves and transparent intervertebral discs.

Key Features of the Hanging Skeleton with Nerves-Muscles 85cm:

• Detailed Anatomy: Illustrates the human skeleton with transparent intervertebral discs and numbered muscles for easy identification.
• Hanging Design: Allows for convenient display and observation, enhancing accessibility for educational purposes.
• Flexible Spine: Features a flexible spine for realistic movement and positioning, aiding in the study of skeletal mobility.
• Articulated Joints: All main joints are articulated, providing a lifelike representation of human movement and flexibility.
• Removable Limbs: Arms and legs can be easily removed for hands-on exploration and detailed study.
• Muscle Origin and Insertion Points: Half side of the skeleton shows muscle origin (red) and insertion (blue) points, facilitating understanding of muscle anatomy.

Dimensions:

• Height: 85 cm

Unveil the intricacies of human anatomy with our Hanging Skeleton Model with Nerves & Muscle, Numbered 85cm. This meticulously crafted model offers detailed insights into skeletal structure and muscle anatomy, enhancing educational experiences for students and professionals alike.

Notes: These anatomy models are purposefully designed to serve as invaluable tools for educational and training endeavors. Tailored with precision, the models are intended to facilitate a deeper understanding of human anatomy, making them ideal for students, educators, and medical professionals alike. It’s important to emphasize that these models are not intended for diagnostic or medical procedures. They are educational aids intended solely for instructive purposes. Users should strictly adhere to the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure the longevity and accuracy of the models. These anatomy models are valuable assets for educational and training purposes, contributing to a more profound comprehension of human anatomy within the specified educational context.