Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Didactic Skull, 4 Part, on Cervical Spine

Anatomical Model - Didactic Skull, 4 Part, on Cervical Spine

This anatomical model is a 4-part didactic skull on a cervical spine for anatomy teaching and demonstration. It fits classrooms, labs, and training settings that need a detailed skull model with visible educational landmarks and movable components. The model includes a movable jaw, seven flexibly mounted cervical vertebrae, and representations of the hindbrain, spinal cord, cervical nerves, and key arteries.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy classrooms
• Skills labs and training programs
• Patient and student education displays

Key Features

• 4-part skull supports hands-on anatomy demonstration
• Didactic bone color helps highlight educational features during instruction
• Movable jaw adds realism for teaching skull structure
• Seven cervical vertebrae are flexibly mounted to show neck anatomy
• Includes representations of the hindbrain, spinal cord, cervical nerves, vertebral arteries, basilar artery, and rear cerebral arteries

Applications and Usage

• Teaching skull and cervical spine anatomy
• Demonstrating the relationship between the skull, vertebrae, nerves, and arteries
• Classroom or lab reference during anatomy instruction

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This model focuses on educational anatomy representation rather than clinical use.
• A 4-part construction may be useful when instruction benefits from showing internal and connected structures.
• Buyers comparing anatomy models may want to note that this version includes the cervical spine and vascular and nerve representations.

FAQ

• Does this skull model include the cervical spine? Yes. This anatomical model includes seven cervical vertebrae mounted flexibly beneath the skull.
• Can the jaw move on this model? Yes. The model has a movable jaw, which can help during anatomy demonstration.
• What structures are represented on the model? The model includes representations of the hindbrain, spinal cord, cervical nerves, vertebral arteries, basilar artery, and rear cerebral arteries.
• How many parts does the skull have? The skull is a 4-part model, making it suitable for more detailed anatomy teaching.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.