Arm anatomy model 102350

nervousshoulderscapula

The SynDaver® Anatomy Arm includes all of the major skeletal, muscular and cartilaginous structures between the scapula and the fingers. SynAtomy® anatomical models are manufactured from simplified versions of the synthetic human skeletal muscles, tendons and fasciae developed by SynDaver Labs for medical device development testing. These education-grade models include bones, joints, muscles, and tendons, and all joints are fully articulating. Description Structural Features Skeletal, vascular, nervous, muscular, fascial and cartilaginous structures of the shoulder, upper arm, forearm, wrist and hand. Construction Materials Built using thermoplastic bones with integral fascia sheath, the muscular tissues are either organosilicate composite or simplified SynTissue® synthetic human skeletal muscle, tendon, nerve, vessel, fascia and bone. Tissue Features SynTissue synthetic human tissues are made from salt, water and fiber, which feature the world’s most realistic tactility next to living bilogical tissues. SynTissue synthetic human tissues match the acoustical characteristic of real human tissue.