Canine Fore/Hind Leg 3D Printed Model

Canine Fore/Hind Leg 3D Printed ModelThe 3D Printed Canine Front Leg Model specimen displays the superficial anatomy of a dog's right thoracic limb, extending from the scapula to the paw. The shoulder region includes preserved flexor and extensor muscles of the scapula, while the arm shows the primary flexor and extensor muscles acting on the elbow joint. In the forearm and paw, the flexor and extensor muscles of the carpus and digits are clearly demonstrated. On the medial side of the

Lifelike dark skinned BSE model with four lumps to teach correct breast self examination techniques

Medical Aspects

if required for a longer-term adhesion

A detailed model of a 38-week foetal skull manufactured in the UK from a realistic bone-like material

Irrigation and instillation of NG tubes

Introducing The Anatomy of Knee Replacement Chart

Nutritional information cards

such as age

Please note: tourniquets are not included in the delivery scope

It's simple but versatile

and soft palate

Designed to cater for multiple audiences