Axis Scientific Life Size Shoulder Joint Cross Section Anatomy Model Human Body Replica of Shoulder, Includes Product Manual, Students Medical Professionals Professors Display

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Life Size Cross Section Shoulder Anatomy Model: This Axis Scientific Shoulder Joint Section Anatomy Model is a life size cross section of a human right shoulder. Textures of the spongy and compact bone material, directional striations of the muscle, smooth ribbing of nerve bundles and the smooth lumpy fat areas can be felt over in great detail with this relief mode
Cross-section view of Human Anatomy : This cross-section anatomy model of the shoulder clearly shows the scapula, clavical, humerus and 1st-5th ribs, lateral cord, subclavian artery, articular cartilage, latissimus dorsi, deltoid, bicep, ligaments, fat, arteries, veins and dermis presented in one convenient model. The .5in thick model is permanently mounted on a base for display and would be a great tool for comparative study with other models. Perfect for students, doctors, physical therapists, and more for study and patient education
Perfect Joint Anatomy Model For: The hand painted details make this shoulder anatomy model a great tool for advanced students, health care professionals, especially Orthopedists and Orthopedic surgeons, Physical and Occupational Therapists, Sports and Sports Medicine, Artists and Anatomists
100% Anatomically Correct: This medical quality anatomical model was developed by medical professionals for the study of human body structures. This anatomy and physiology model is perfect for medical professionals and the classroom where a human body model helps with medical study and identification practice
Full Color Study Guide Included: Includes a full-color detailed product manual great for study or for teacher's curriculum development. All Axis Scientific product manuals use real photographs of the joint model anatomy giving you a detailed guide for identifying all the bones, ligaments and anatomical structures