Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Mini Hip Joint with Cross Section of Bone on Base

Anatomical Model - Mini Hip Joint with Cross Section of Bone on Base

This anatomical hip joint model is a mini teaching model with a cross section of bone mounted on a base. It fits medical and teaching professionals who need a compact way to explain both the external anatomy of the hip and what is happening inside the joint. The model is reduced to half of natural size and measures 5.6 inch long x 7.1 inch wide x 6 inch high.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy instruction
• Patient or student education settings
• Classroom or lab demonstrations
• Desktop teaching displays

Key Features

• Mini hip joint model supports anatomy teaching in a smaller format
• Cross section of bone helps show internal hip joint structures and discussion points
• External anatomical structures remain visible for broader demonstration
• Mounted on a base for stable display during instruction
• Half natural size offers a compact footprint for desks, labs, or classrooms

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating hip joint anatomy during medical or educational instruction
• Explaining internal and external hip joint structures side by side
• Using a compact model for desk-based teaching or consultation areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 5.6".
• This is a mini model reduced to half of natural size, which may matter if you need a larger classroom display.
• A base-mounted format works well for presentation and display where a stable teaching model is preferred.

FAQ

• Is this hip joint model full size? No. This hip joint model is reduced to half of natural size.
• What does the cross section show? The cross section helps explain what is happening within the hip joint, alongside the external anatomical structures.
• Who is this model intended for? The anatomical hip joint model is suited to medical or teaching professionals who need a visual aid for explanation and demonstration.
• Does the model come mounted for display? Yes. The mini hip joint model is mounted on a base.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.