Lifesize Skeleton 180cm

Lifesize Skeleton Anatomical Model

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What is the Lifesize Anatomical Skeleton Model?

The Lifesize Skeleton Anatomical Model is an affordable and excellent reference model.

Our anatomical skeleton is excellent quality with lots of detail included, making it the perfect companion for educational classes.

This lifesize skeleton model of the human body stands at 180cm tall making it around 5ft 9inches, a lifesize realistic model. The anatomy model also includes a stand on wheels to hold it up, making it easy to store and even easier to move around.

What can I use the Lifesize Anatomical Skeleton Model for?

The Skeleton Model helps students to better understand the relationship between the human body figure and the skeleton. It’s perfect for studying the morphology of bones and construction of joints.

It also makes a great addition to a therapist’s treatment room, anatomy classroom or clinicians office, along with our spine, knee, foot, hip, skull and elbow models and range of wallcharts and posters. It also makes a great present for medical professionals and students.

What does the Lifesize Anatomical Skeleton Model do?

At 180cm high with a solid base and by showing all anatomical bones, the model is designed as a visual aid for learning and teaching about the anatomy of the body.

The Physique anatomy model features flexible bones and removable limbs and skull so that you can teach about different body parts. Perfect teaching accessory for anatomy classes, as this human model features nerves branches and vertebral arteries.

Lifesize Skeleton Model Details

Height 180cm when fully assembled on the stand. The joints of the upper and lower extremities are movable.

Skull:

Composed of 22 pieces of bone with serrated sutures lines are marked out. Calvarium is transversely cut to show the interior structures of the skull. The mandible is movable.

Vertebral column:

Includes 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae and 5 lumbar verterbrae, sacrum, coccyx and 23 intervertebral discs. The vertebral column shows four curvatures, i.e. cervical and lumbar curvatures, being convex forward, thoracic and sacral curvature, being convex backward.

Bony thorax:

24 ribs, costal cartilages and sternum. Includes 7 pairs (1-7) of true ribs, 3 pairs (8-10) of false ribs and 2 pairs (11-12) of floating ribs.

Bony pelvis:

Composed of sacrum, coccyx and pelvic girdle.

Bones of upper extremities:

Features 64 pieces of separable bones. The pectoral girdle (scapula and clavicle) are fixed on the bony thorax, the remaining parts of the upper extremities can be removed. The main joints (shoulder, elbow and wrist) are movable.

Bones of lower extremities:

Includes 62 pieces of separable bones. The pelvic girdle (hip bone) is fixed to construct the bony pelvis. The remaining parts of the lower extremities can be removed. The main joints (hip and knee) are movable.

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