Lung Models

Lung Model with Larynx

Lung Model with Larynx (G15)

This is a first class, life size model of the human heart and lungs.

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Lung Model with Larynx

Lung Model with Larynx (VC243)

Life sized model of the human heart and lungs.

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Skeletons
If you need complete skeletons or individual components, have a look at these.
Skulls
These skulls are some of the best value for money you can get.
Spine and Vertebra Models
Demonstrate back movement and problems to your students or patients with these excellent models.
Joint Models
If you have to demonstrate joint ills to patients, have a look at these.
Torso Models
Ranging from mini to full size models, these torsos are just the thing for explaining anatomy to students.
Musculature Models
These models are ideal for physiotherapists, chiropractors and others, that wish to show their patients about muscle problems.
Pregnancy and Birth
We carry a range of excellent pregnancy models to aid in the teaching of midwifery classes and the demonstration of birth effects.
Pelvic Models
These female and male models of the pelvic area are ideal for demonstration purposes.
Head Models
These detailed models are excellent for student and patient education purposes.
Brain Models
These detailed models are excellent for study purposes.
Heart Models
These detailed heart models are just the thing for study purposes.
Digestive System Models
Models of the stomach and digestive system.
Urinary Models
Kidney and urinary models that will ease the strain.
Eye Models
These eye models should see you right.
Ear Models
If you are dealing with hearing related issues, these models may help you describe the finer points.
Larynx Models
Don't be left speechless. These models of the larynx can help explain why.
Dental Models
These models show tooth development and various stages of decay.
Foot Models
If you are dealing with foot related issues, these models might help point the way.
Skin Models
If you need to demonstrate skin structures, these models will help.
Last updated: 5th May 2008.