Anatomical Models & Teaching Aids
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- Wall chart made from image printer paper
- Shows structures in detail and colour
- Available in English, German and French
- For study, training and patient education
- Dimensions: 50 x 67 cm
- For practicing intraosseous access
- Realistic bone resistance during puncturing
- Replaceable puncture pads
- Non-slip due to suction cups
- Lightweight & mobile
- Natural dimensions
- Elaborately coloured model
- Clear representation of the organs
- Ideal for practices, schools or universities
- With tripod, mounted on base
- Model with two lumbar vertebrae
- Schematic representation (double life size)
- Lumbar vertebrae can be compressed
- Inner core of the intervertebral disc protudes and simulates the effect
- Easy handling
- Made of tear-resistant paper
- With hanging string
- Coloured
- Dimensions: 50 x 67 cm
- Scope of delivery: 1 piece
- Meets all BLS algorithm training requirements
- Free iQF app can be connected with up to 6 devices
- Detailed visualisation of relevant CPR parameters
- With integrated feedback display in the torso
- Hygiene system ensures low risk of contamination
- Pelvis model during 40th week of pregnancy
- Foetus can be removed from the model
- Visual demarcation of the anatomical structures through colouring
- Ideal for descriptive purposes in gynaecological practices
- Dimensions model incl. base: 17.5 x 16.5 x 11.5 cm
- Model made from soft PVC
- Removable stickers with point designations
- Represents the most important acupuncture and meridian points
- Life-size
- Dimensions: 42 x 30.5 x 16 cm
- Fully movable spine with flexible intervertebral discs
- Detailed depiction of spinal cord and spinal nerves
- Three-part detachable skull with magnetic closure
- Natural cast made of durable plastic
- Individually manufactured and precisely assembled bones
- Stable 5-star rolling stand for secure positioning
- Replacement laryngeal ligament layer for the Crico Chris Trainer
- For training the coniotomy on the ligamentum conicum
- Rotatable membrane for multiple cutting
- Durable, biocompatible material
- Pack with 3 ligament layers
- Urinary bladder model
- 2-part, fourfold enlarged
- True to detail, detailed representation
- Mounted on plastic base with mounting frame
- Approx. dimensions: 18 x 16 x 13.5 cm
- Realistic simulation of intradermal injections
- 6 reusable injection sites
- Wheal formation with correct application
- Replaceable pad for long service life
- Reusable holder for sustainable training
- Replacement pad for IV injection trainer from Erler Zimmer
- Realistic material for practical training
- Easy to replace and durable
- Suitable for repeated exercises
- Hygienic and easy to clean
Extensive Selection of Anatomical Models
Anatomical models are three-dimensional, life-like representations of the human body, showing its structures in life-size or enlarged form. Depending on the focus of the model, they can include skeletons, organ models, or dental models.
Organ models and skeletons are the most commonly used in human medicine. Unlike illustrations in books, anatomical models display the structures of the human body in 3D, providing a better learning experience. They are widely used in schools, universities, and biology classes, as well as in medical practices and hospitals. In clinical settings, models are often used to explain findings or surgical procedures to patients in a clear and visual way.
Different types of anatomical models include:
Skeleton Models
Skeleton models are plastic casts of real human bones and skeletons, designed to display anatomical structures clearly and accurately. Life-size skeleton models show the entire human skeleton. These models are typically mounted on a stand, allowing them to be viewed upright and easily moved.
There are also models that display only specific parts of the skeleton, such as the knee or elbow. In orthopaedic and physiotherapy practices, a spine model is often used to visually explain spinal conditions or injuries. Many skeleton models are articulated to demonstrate movement.
Organ Models
Organ models include all anatomical models that display human organs or organ systems. The torso model is one of the most popular organ models, providing an excellent overview of the position of the internal organs within the torso. Many organs can be removed from the model individually, allowing for a detailed study of their shape and location.
Individual organ models are also widely used. They are usually detachable to demonstrate anatomical structures. At Praxisdienst, you will find a removable eye model, a life-size heart model, and a transparent lung model, among others.
Training Models
A special category of anatomical models is medical training models. These are designed not for visual reference but for learning medical skills. Popular practice models include suture trainers and injection arms. Medical assistants, students, or nurses can practice venipuncture, suturing, or intramuscular injections on these models. We also offer first aid training models.
Acupuncture Models
Acupuncture models are anatomical models used to learn acupuncture points. They can depict a specific body part (foot, ear) or the entire body. Many models show both the acupuncture points and the meridians. Some soft-material models also allow practice of needle insertion.
Educational Wall Charts
Anatomical educational charts are ideal for patient education and are frequently used as teaching aids in medical training. We offer a wide selection of anatomy posters.
Order Anatomical Models from Praxisdienst at Great Prices
Whether you need a head model, vertebrae model, or eye model, our online shop offers a large selection of anatomical models and educational charts. HeineScientific models are renowned for their high-quality construction, detailed representation, and affordable price.
Do you have questions about our anatomical models or educational wall charts? Our customer service team is happy to assist you. Contact us by email, phone, or live chat.