Skull Model | INNORKOM

1. Mounted on a base;

2. Material: Advanced PVC

PACKAGE SIZE: 22*16*23.5cm

G.W.: 1KGS

Features

• Highly Detailed Representation – The skull model is meticulously crafted to depict the intricate details of the human cranium, including all major bones such as the frontal bone, parietal bones, temporal bones, occipital bone, and mandible.
• Life-Size Design – The model is typically life-sized, closely mimicking the actual size and proportions of the human skull, ensuring it is perfect for accurate anatomical study.

• Removable Components – Many skull models include features such as removable mandibles, calvaria, or cranial plates, allowing for a deeper exploration of the inner skull structure, including the braincase and cranial cavity.

• Educational Tool – The skull model serves as a visual aid for teaching and understanding the anatomy of the human head, especially the skull's structure, bones, and joints.
• Anatomy and Pathology Studies – It provides an excellent way to study cranial anatomy and various pathological conditions, such as fractures, tumors, and deformities that may affect the skull.

• Surgical Planning – Surgeons and medical professionals use the skull model for planning and practicing craniofacial surgeries, including cranial reconstruction, maxillofacial surgery, and dentistry.

Benefits

• Enhanced Learning and Understanding – The skull model provides a hands-on learning experience that allows students and professionals to examine the cranial anatomy up close and in detail.
• Improved Diagnosis and Treatment – By understanding the structure of the skull, healthcare professionals can better diagnose cranial conditions and develop appropriate treatment plans.
• Comprehensive Study of Cranial Anatomy – The model enables a complete study of the bones, sutures, foramina, and other key features of the skull, facilitating a deeper understanding of the human head.

• Medical Education – Essential for anatomy students, medical schools, and professors to explain and demonstrate cranial anatomy and brain structure.
• Dentistry and Oral Surgery – Used by dentists and oral surgeons to study the jaw, teeth, and maxillofacial anatomy, particularly useful for learning about dental implants, extractions, and orthognathic surgery.

• Forensic Science – A helpful tool for those studying forensic anthropology and the examination of human remains.

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