HeineScientific Vertebrae Types Anatomical Model
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The HeineScientific Vertebrae Types Anatomical Model is designed for educational and professional use, demonstrating the key anatomical structures of vertebrae across different regions of the spine. The set includes five individual vertebral body models that display essential features with precision.
- Includes five individual vertebral body models
- Comes with a white base (33.5 x 22.5 cm) for model placement
- Moulded in durable plastic for detailed anatomical representation
- Features vertebrae types: Dens atlas (C1), Dens axis (C2), Cervical vertebra (C7), Thoracic vertebra with rib connections, and Lumbar vertebra
Ideal for:
- Medical education and training
- Anatomical study and demonstrations
- Teachers, students, and healthcare professionals
Technical details:
- Base dimensions: 33.5 x 22.5 cm
- Material: Plastic
- Model types: C1, C2, C7, Thoracic, Lumbar
- SKU: 139007
The HeineScientific Vertebrae Types Anatomical Model is a reliable tool for learning and teaching. Available now with worldwide shipping options at Armoria.
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