Spinal anatomical model H495121

whole bodyskeletonfor teaching

This human skeleton model consists of more than 200 bones – how many exactly depends on the individual model; usually, between 206 and 214. Generally, the skeleton is subdivided into a skull, torso, upper extremity, lower extremity and accessory bones. The life-size skeletal model by HeineScientific provides a 1:1 representation of the human bone structure. Additional features include: the moveable spinal column flexible discs the removable extremities and the 3-part dissectable skull. For flexibility of use and ease of transport, the skeleton is attached to a tilt-resistant, mobile base. PRODUCT DETAILS Movable spine Flexible vertebrae Removable limbs The extremities are removable, as well as the 3-part skull Natural anatomical details Tip-proof roller stand