Life-Size Skull | INNORKOM

This life-size adult skull features a movable jaw, cut calvarium, suture lines and 3 removable lower teeth - incisor, cuspid and molar. Dissected into 3 parts.

Features

• Full-Life Size Representation – The model is designed to be life-sized, accurately reflecting the size and proportions of the human skull, which allows for realistic anatomical study and practice.
• Detailed Cranial Anatomy – The model showcases a highly detailed depiction of the skull's bones, including the frontal bone, parietal bones, temporal bones, occipital bone, and the mandible. It also includes cranial sutures, foramina, and cranial cavities.

• Removable Parts – Many models come with removable mandibles, calvaria (skull cap), or cranial plates, allowing users to explore the internal features of the skull and observe the braincase and cranial cavity.

• Educational Tool – The Life-Size Skull Model serves as an excellent educational aid for understanding human anatomy, especially the cranial structure. It is widely used in medical schools, anatomy courses, and healthcare training programs.
• Anatomy and Pathology Study – This model is crucial for studying cranial anatomy, sutures, and the relationships between various bones. It also helps in understanding cranial pathologies such as fractures, tumors, and craniofacial abnormalities.

• Surgical Planning – Surgeons, particularly those specializing in neurosurgery and maxillofacial surgery, use the life-size skull model for pre-operative planning and to understand the structure before performing surgeries.

Benefits

• Hands-on Learning – The life-size design allows students and professionals to engage in hands-on learning, making it easier to grasp the intricacies of the human skull and its structure.
• Comprehensive Understanding – The model provides a comprehensive overview of the anatomy of the skull, allowing for the study of cranial bones, nervous pathways, and muscle attachment points.

• Versatile Applications – This skull model is useful across a wide range of disciplines, from dentistry and neurosurgery to forensic anthropology and patient education.

• Medical Education – The Life-Size Skull Model is essential for anatomy students and medical professionals who need to understand the cranial structure and functions.
• Dentistry and Oral Surgery – Dentists and oral surgeons use this model for studying the jaw, teeth, and maxillofacial structures, which aids in dental implants, extractions, and other procedures.

• Surgical Training – Surgeons in craniofacial, neurological, and maxillofacial specialties use this model for pre-surgical planning, helping them to visualize cranial anatomy in preparation for complex surgeries.

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