Skull Model with 8 Parts Brain | INNORKOM

Includes 8 parts brain: frontal and parietal lobe, temporal and occipital lobe, encephalic trunk and cerebellum.

Skull Model with 8 Parts Brain is a valuable tool for anyone involved in the study of human anatomy, neuroanatomy, or medical education. Its detailed and removable parts offer a hands-on experience for students and professionals alike, enabling them to engage deeply with the cranial and brain structures while enhancing their learning and practical understanding.

Features

1. 8-Piece Design – The model consists of 8 removable parts, including the skull, calvaria (skull cap), mandible, and brain segments, enabling detailed exploration of both the cranial anatomy and the structure of the brain.

2. High-Quality Material – Made from durable, high-quality plastic or resin, the model is designed to withstand frequent handling and offers longevity for educational use.

3. Detailed Brain Structure – The model includes detailed representations of key brain components such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, and lobes, with accurate labeling to help with studying neuroanatomy.

1. Comprehensive Anatomical Insight – This model provides an excellent and comprehensive understanding of both cranial and brain anatomy, including important structures such as the lobes, cranial nerves, and brainstem.

2. Hands-On Learning – The ability to remove and examine individual brain parts and cranial bones enhances learning through tactile interaction, supporting kinesthetic learners and encouraging engagement.

3. Durability – Made from high-quality materials, this model is designed to withstand regular use, making it perfect for both classroom settings and clinical training environments.

Applications

1. Medical and Anatomy Education – Used in medical schools, nursing programs, and anatomy courses to help students understand human skull and brain anatomy and gain a deep understanding of neuroanatomy.

2. Surgical and Clinical Training – Surgeons, especially those in neurosurgery and maxillofacial surgery, use this model for preoperative planning and procedure demonstration.

3. Forensic Studies – For forensic anthropologists and pathologists, the model provides an understanding of human cranial and brain structure, which is useful in forensic identification.

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