Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Leo The Ligament Skeleton On Roller Stand

Anatomical Model - Leo The Ligament Skeleton On Roller Stand

This anatomical skeleton model is a full-size ligament skeleton called Leo, mounted on a white metal roller stand for teaching and demonstration use. It fits hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories that need a mobile model for active instruction. The right side shows elastic ligaments on larger joints, and the model includes a 3-part skull, individually inserted teeth, and removable arms and legs.

Good Fit For

• Hospital teaching areas
• School science instruction
• University anatomy demonstrations
• Laboratory education settings

Key Features

• Full-size skeleton model for teaching and demonstrations
• Elastic ligaments appear on the right-side shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee for joint study
• Waist-mounted design on a white metal roller stand supports mobility in classrooms and labs
• 3-part skull and individually inserted teeth add anatomical detail for instruction
• Removable arms and legs help with hands-on learning and demonstration
• Includes a transparent dust cover and a 3 year guarantee

Applications and Usage

• Teaching skeletal anatomy in classrooms or labs
• Demonstrating major joint ligament placement on the right side of the skeleton
• Supporting active, hands-on anatomy instruction
• Moving a teaching skeleton between rooms on its roller stand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Ligament detailing is limited to the right side and focuses on the larger joints
• The model is waist mounted on a roller stand, which may matter for display and mobility preferences
• Arms and legs are removable, which can be useful for demonstration but should be handled carefully during repeated instruction

FAQ

• Which joints show ligaments on this skeleton model? This anatomical skeleton model shows elastic ligaments on the right-side shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee.
• Is this skeleton suitable for classroom or hospital teaching? Yes. The model is intended for active use in teaching and demonstrations in hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories.
• Does the skeleton include removable parts? Yes. The arms and legs are removable, and the skull is a 3-part design.
• How is the skeleton mounted? The skeleton is waist mounted on a white painted metal roller stand.
• What anatomical details are included beyond the basic skeleton? This model includes a 3-part skull, individually inserted teeth, a natural cast, and ligament detail on the larger joints on the right side.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.