Skin Models

Skin Burn & Normal Skin Skin Burn & Normal Skin (GPA380) This model shows an enlarged double-sided cross-section of the skin. [More]	Skin Acne Skin Acne (GPA375) This enlarged cross-section of the skin shows a relief detail of an acne pustule (pimple) on one side and open comedo (blackhead) on the reverse side. [More]
Skin Cancer Skin Cancer (GPA385) An enlarged cross-section of the skin featuring three cancerous conditions. [More]

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Spine and Vertebra Models: Demonstrate back movement and problems to your students or patients with these excellent models.
Joint Models: These joint models, available with or without muscles, are ideal for physiotherapists and GP's.
Head Models: These models depict the sinus's and the internal structure of the head.
Heart Models: These models have been designed to help in the understanding of the heart.
Brain Models: The brain has fascinated many. These models will help your understanding of this fascinating organ.
Lung Models: These models show normal and diseased lungs and are good for easy explanations.
Eye Models: Describing eye problems is easy when you can get up close and personal with these models.
Larynx and Throat Models: For discussing larynx and respiratory problems, these models will help patients and students visualise the procedure.
Ear Models: Hearing is not as good as seeing when describing the inner workings of the ear. These models will help in the education of both students and patients.
Dental Models: When describing problems in the mouth, it is often easier to have a model handy to help the patient or student visualise the problem.

Last updated: 5th May 2008.