The anatomical skin model shows the physiological structure of the skin down to the subcutis. In addition to sweat and sebaceous glands, a hair with all surrounding structures is also depicted.

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Anatomical model of human skin
Detailed representation of the various structures of the epidermis, dermis and subcutis
Hand-painted model
Securely mounted on a plastic base
Size: 20 x 15 x 22.5 cm

Anatomical stomach model, 2-part
Anatomical model of the human stomach showing the stomach musculature. The stomach model can be separated into 2 parts to view the internal structure of the stomach.

Anatomical model of the human stomach
2-part
Made of plastic
Shows the internal and external structures of the stomach
The structure of the stomach musculature is very clearly visible
Supplied including stand and base
Size (H incl. base x W x D): 25 x 13 x 6 cm

Model of the Tracheal Bifurcation
This anatomical model shows the bifurcatio tracheae, i.e. the transition of the trachea into the two main bronchi. The bifurcatio tracheae forms the distal end of the trachea.

The following structures can be identified on the bifurcatio tracheae model
- Trachea
- Right main bronchus (Bronchus principalis dexter)
- Left main bronchus (Bronchus principalis sinister)
- Cartilage rings
- Bronchial mucosa
- Bronchial musculature
- Airway opening

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Dimensions (including base): 11.5 x 11.5 x 18 cm

Dentition model showing erupting teeth
This model illustrates the transition from the primary (milk) teeth to the permanent dentition.
On one half of the jaw the older dentition is shown, and on the other half the younger dentition. This makes the stages of development easy to follow.

The model is part of a series consisting of a total of 3 models.

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- Model of dental development
- Comparison of dental development in a 3-year-old and a 6-year-old child
- Upper and lower jaw are not connected to each other
- The gums can be removed on one side of each jaw, making the erupting or emerging teeth beneath the gums visible

Product data:

Dimensions per jaw approx. 7 x 6 x 3 cm

Dentition model showing erupting teeth
This tooth development model illustrates the transition from the primary (milk) teeth to the permanent dentition. One side of the jaw shows the stage of development in a 5-year-old child, the other in a 9-year-old child.

The model is part of a series consisting of a total of 3 models.

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- Tooth development model
- Shows tooth development across 2 consecutive age groups
- Upper and lower jaw are not connected and can be viewed separately
- The gum can be removed on one side of each jaw
- Clearly illustrates the erupting and succeeding teeth

Product data:

Dimensions per jaw: approx. 7 x 6 x 3 cm

Dental model showing erupting and emerging teeth
The tooth development model shows the development from the primary dentition to the permanent dentition by depicting the dentitions of two consecutive age groups.
This model compares the dentition of a 9-year-old child (right side of the jaw) with that of a 12-year-old child (left side of the jaw).

The model is part of a series consisting of a total of 3 stages.

Product details

- Tooth development model, comparison 9 to 12 years
- Shows tooth development for 2 consecutive age groups
- Upper and lower jaw are not connected to each other
- The gums can be detached on one side per jaw
- Clearly shows the emerging and erupting teeth

Product data:

Dimensions per jaw: approx. 7 x 6 x 3 cm

Anatomical model of the testis and epididymis
This model clearly illustrates the internal and external structure of the testis and epididymis.

Anatomical model of the testis and epididymis
Shows the external and internal structure
Hand-painted model
Supplied including stand and plastic base
Size (H x W x D): 25 x 10 x 7.5 cm

Model of tooth damage and diseases, 2-part
The model with diseased molars shows various dental conditions and treatment options in longitudinal section.

The deeper structures, blood vessels and nerves are shown in detail, and conditions such as caries, gingivitis or periodontitis can be clearly explained.

Depicted conditions and treatments:
Severe bone loss
Periodontitis
Pulpitis
Periodontitis
Gingivitis
Caries
Filling
Apical post and core build-up

Dental model with diseases
Greatly enlarged representation
With removable molar
Shows diseased molars and premolars
2-part model, mounted on a base
Dimensions (L x W x H): approx. 12 x 5 x 12 cm

The “Leg” muscle model is ideal as a teaching aid for medical students and trainee physiotherapists, as the course and position of the leg musculature can be clearly seen on this model. To allow viewing of the deeper muscle layers, 12 parts can be removed from the model.

13-part muscle model
Life-size leg model
Depiction of the superficial and deeper-lying muscles
119 muscles are identifiable on the leg model
Additional depiction of ligaments, vessels and nerves
Stand and base keep the leg in an upright position
Size (H incl. base x W x D): 116.5 x 17 x 24 cm
Laminated list of all depicted muscles included

Osteoporosis model
The “Spine” osteoporosis model from HeineScientific uses 7 life-size vertebrae to illustrate the damage to the vertebral bodies caused by osteoporosis. This osteoporosis model is a sectional model: one side shows the vertebral bodies and intervertebral discs in external view. The other side shows a longitudinal section through the vertebral bodies, making the stages of osteoporosis very clearly visible. Mounted on a white plastic base.

Depicted are:

- Healthy vertebra with intervertebral disc
- Wedge vertebra
- “Fish vertebra” (vertebral body with concave superior and inferior endplates)
- Various osteoporotic bone structures

Product data:

Dimensions incl. base: 15 x 15 x 29 (L x W x H)

Model of lower jaw molars with diseases
This partial lower jaw model shows human molars with various diseases. Caries is shown in different stages – from superficial caries through to complete destruction of the tooth crown. For a detailed internal view, the 2-part model can be separated along the longitudinal section.

Diseases shown:
Plaque
Caries (interdental, occlusal)
Pulpitis
Abscess
Impacted wisdom tooth

Lower jaw partial model
Dental model with diseased molars and premolars
2-part, with magnetic attachment
Dimensions (L x W x H): approx. 10 x 3.5 x 4.5 cm

Pelvis model with uterus, rectum and pelvic floor muscles
This anatomical model shows the female pelvis with pelvic floor musculature, uterus, rectum, vaginal opening and pubic symphysis. The soft tissues of the pelvis model are made of flexible material, and the bony pelvis is made of robust plastic. Firmly mounted on a white plastic base.

Details visible on the pelvis model

- Bony pelvis
- Pelvic floor muscles
- Sacrum
- Anus with rectum
- Uterus with ovaries
- Vaginal opening
- Clitoris
- Pubic symphysis

Product data:

Dimensions: 25 x 24 x 15 cm (H x W x D)

Pregnancy Model, 40th Week of Gestation
The pregnancy model from HeineScientific shows the female lower abdomen with a foetus shortly before birth. The detailed, high-quality model is life-size, and the foetus can be removed.

The foetus
- Depiction approximately at the 40th week of gestation
- Sleeping with arms drawn up
- Umbilical cord attachment visible
- Dimensions: approx. 25 x 13.5 x 12.5 cm

Visible structures on the pregnancy model
- Uterus
- Placenta
- Amniotic sac
- Peritoneum
- Rectum with sphincter
- Bladder with urethra
- Pubic symphysis
- Vagina with labia
- Spine with spinal cord
- Blood vessels
- Adipose tissue

Product data:

Dimensions (overall): 43 x 40 x 28 cm
Dimensions (foetus): approx. 25 x 13.5 x 12.5 cm

The pregnancy model from HeineScientific shows the female lower abdomen with a foetus shortly before birth. This detailed, high-quality model is life-size; the foetus can be removed.

Product details:

2-part pregnancy model with removable foetus
Detailed representation of the surrounding structures
Mounted on a base
Dimensions (H x W x D): 35 x 30 x 20 cm
Weight: 3 kg

This genuine rabbit skeleton shows the detailed bony anatomical structures of an average-sized rabbit. The use of real bones makes the representation particularly true to detail. For this reason, the rabbit skeleton can also be used for study purposes. The genuine rabbit skeleton is securely mounted on a wooden base and is supplied with a transport cover to protect the real bones. As this rabbit skeleton is a natural product, there may be size variations between individual models.

Please note:
The plastic cover is used solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

The real frog skeleton shows the detailed structure of the amphibian and, thanks to the numbering of the individual bones, allows them to be easily identified. The skeletal bones are rigidly connected to each other and mounted on a wooden base. To protect the bones during transport, the skeleton model is covered with a plastic hood.

Product details

Skeleton model of a real frog
Numbered bones
Rigidly mounted on a stylish wooden base
Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 4 cm

Please note that this is a natural product. For this reason, deviations in size and appearance of the skeleton are possible.

This genuine rat skeleton is used for illustrating and demonstrating a rodent skeleton. The bones are rigidly connected and numbered for precise identification. The rat skeleton is mounted on a wooden base and is supplied with a protective plastic cover to protect the real bones during transport.

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Skeleton of a real rat
Rigidly mounted on a wooden base
Individual bones numbered
Dimensions: 20 x 5 x 6 cm (L x W x H)

As this is a natural product, there may be deviations compared to the photos. The size and appearance of the bones may vary.

This skeleton model is a genuine snake skeleton. The use of natural bones makes all details particularly easy to see.

Product details

Skeleton size: 31 x 7 x 1.5 cm
Mounted on a real wooden base

Please note:
The plastic cover is solely intended to protect the delicate bones during transport.